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Smoltek’s 75th patent has been granted in Taiwan and is covering the concept and manufacturing of extremely thin energy storage devices embedded in an interposer. The energy storage device concepts can take a large number of forms e.g. discrete, integrated – or it may take the form where the end result is an interposer with CNF-MIM capacitors embedded in it. And the Compact energy storage interposer family is developed to capture around that concept. “Through these two new patents, Smoltek again proves our ability both in technical and innovative capabilities of widening our IP footprint”, says Farzan Ghavanini, CTO and Head of R&D at Smoltek. Smoltek’s 76th patent has been granted in Korea and relates to the Assembly platform family in the field of interconnects and heterogeneous integration. This particular patent family is a pathway to tap into the ever-increasing demand for miniaturization of electronic components and interconnect them in the form of an assembly to minimize footprint at the packaging level. Smoltek’s patent portfolio now globally comprises 76 granted patents. Read more about our IP and patents.
Smoltek’s 75th patent has been granted in Taiwan and is covering the concept and manufacturing of extremely thin energy storage devices embedded in an interposer. The energy storage device concepts can take a large number of forms e.g. discrete, integrated – or it may take the form where the end result is an interposer with CNF-MIM capacitors embedded in it. And the Compact energy storage interposer family is developed to capture around that concept.
“Through these two new patents, Smoltek again proves our ability both in technical and innovative capabilities of widening our IP footprint”,
says Farzan Ghavanini, CTO and Head of R&D at Smoltek.

Smoltek’s 76th patent has been granted in Korea and relates to the Assembly platform family in the field of interconnects and heterogeneous integration. This particular patent family is a pathway to tap into the ever-increasing demand for miniaturization of electronic components and interconnect them in the form of an assembly to minimize footprint at the packaging level.
Smoltek’s patent portfolio now globally comprises 76 granted patents. Read more about our IP and patents.
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February 24, 2026
An independent, third-party reliability test of our CNF-MIM capacitor technology has confirmed the reliability results communicated on February 5, 2026. The independent validation, performed by a major capacitor manufacturer, also reduces technical risk in the commercialization process and strengthens Smoltek’s credibility in ongoing negotiations with industrial partners.
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February 5, 2026
Smoltek’s CNF-MIM capacitors demonstrate excellent stability in a new 1,000-hour life test at 85°C under applied 2 volts. No degradations were observed, and the capacitors exhibited more than 1,000 times lower current leakage compared to the previous life test.
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November 20, 2025
We have launched a podcast about materials technology and investments in general and our disruptive carbon nanotechnology in particular.
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November 17, 2025
Smoltek Semi is currently optimizing the company’s advanced PECVD system to ensure implementation of its most recent technological innovations in CNF synthesis, enabling compliance with stringent customer requirements, prior to installation at ITRI in Taiwan.
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November 5, 2025
Smoltek Semi has reached an important technical milestone in the development of the company’s carbon fiber-based CNF-MIM technology. The capacitors have successfully passed a 1,000-hour high-temperature durability test, confirming the robustness of the technology for advanced applications.
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October 24, 2025
Smoltek Semi has acquired a plasma-enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) system to implement its advanced dielectric stack on carbon nanofibers. The system will significantly reduce the iteration time of coating processes while enabling innovation and IP generation in dielectric stack technology for carbon nanofiber electrodes.