Smoltek is solving advanced materials engineering problems that enable future technology leaps. For the semiconductor industry Smoltek Semi is developing a disruptive solution for the next generation capacitors in advanced chips. Smoltek Semi’s CNF-MIM capacitors enables very high electrical performance in an extremely small form factor.
Smoltek Semi is attending SEMICON Taiwan, September 2–4. The conference is one of the world’s largest semiconductor events, bringing together industry leaders, tech pioneers, and potential partners.
Smoltek conducts advanced research and innovation based on nanotechnology to develop new material technology opportunities that can solve many of today's industrial challenges. This journey began 20 years ago, when Dr. Shafiq Kabir, together with David Brudö and Dr. Peter Enoksson, founded the company.
Smoltek Semi is selected by ITRI, as one out of three collaboration partners, to be part of their exhibition stand at Semicon Taiwan 2025. We are grateful to be able to present our ultra-thin CNF-MIM capacitor technology for powering next generation advanced semiconductor chips.
What does it take to power the future of AI and High-Performance Computing? Hear directly from our strategic partner, ITRI. In this exclusive interview, Dr. Arthur Lin, Division Director of the Smart Sensing & Systems Technology Center at ITRI, shares his expert insights on shaping tomorrow's technology.
Some years ago, in three articles, I outlined a vision where nanomaterials in general, and Smoltek’s proprietary nanotechnology platform in particular, would help in breaking barriers in several industries – especially in the semiconductor industry – bringing more supersmart gadgets to society.
When Smoltek announced they would install their high-volume production machine in Taiwan, shareholders expected updates. Instead: silence. Where is the machine the investor community calls Eddie? In this lighthearted investigation, a freelance writer turns detective to solve a mystery that reveals more about business strategy than shipping logistics.
