"The strategic dimension of the Stephen Industries investment lies in its chairman and president, Kustaa Poutiainen, whose previous work at Picosun maps directly onto AlixLabs' technological domain."
"Poutiainen's experience in scaling a niche atomic-layer process into an industry standard is what AlixLabs CEO Jonas Sundqvist described as 'especially valuable as we move from development toward broader commercialisation of our APS™ platform.'"
"The technology AlixLabs is commercialising addresses a specific and expensive problem in advanced semiconductor manufacturing, as chip architectures become more complex."
AlixLabs, a semiconductor process startup in Lund, Sweden, has completed a €15 million Series A funding round, including a strategic investment from Stephen Industries. The funding will support the development of its Atomic Pitch Splitting (APS™) technology, aimed at enhancing precision and reducing costs in advanced chip manufacturing. The investment from Stephen Industries is significant due to the expertise of its chairman, Kustaa Poutiainen, in atomic-layer processes. AlixLabs plans to begin beta testing with chipmakers in 2026 and aims for manufacturing deployment by 2027.
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