The chip industry is eager to incorporate nanomaterials like carbon nanotubes, graphene, and molybdenum disulfide into semiconductor devices, enabling pioneeringtechnologies. The nanoelectronics market, currently worth USD 200 billion, is set to double in the next five years. Yet, the key obstacle is the slow production of nanoelectronicdevices. Chiral is determined to tackle this challenge.Leveraging their expertise in nanotechnology, automation, and high-precision engineering, the CEO Seoho Jung, CTO and COO Natanael Lanz, and CPO Andre Butzerinhave already achieved a remarkable increase in the speed of producing nanotube-based devices. With a clear R&D roadmap, they are gaining customers in different sectors ranging from quantum technology to sensors.
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Chiral: Producing nanomaterial-based chips 300 times faster