The electronic materials firm Thintronics, located in Berkeley, CA, has secured $23 million in Series A investment.
Maverick Capital and Translink Capital lead the round.
The money will be used by the business to help commercialize a new insulator platform.
Thintronics, under the direction of CTO Tristan El Bouayadi and CEO Stefan Pastine, provides high-performance insulators for networking, RF/mmW, and upcoming AI datacenter applications. Wider bandwidths, higher power efficiency, and highly integrated form factors are made possible by its unique materials for cutting-edge computer and communication systems.
Concerning Thintronics
Reimagining interconnect insulator technologies, Thintronics Inc. is enabling next-generation networking, computing, and wireless performance. Wider bandwidths, more power efficiency, and highly integrated form factors are made possible by the company’s innovative materials for modern computer and communication systems.
Concerning Maverick Capital
Over the course of more than 30 years, international investment firm Maverick Capital has made investments in early-stage businesses. Early and growth stage entrepreneurs that engage with Maverick benefit from having access to a multibillion dollar manager’s resources, reputation, and networks in addition to a focused and flexible team of venture partners.
Concerning Translink Capital
Translink Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm with its headquarters in Palo Alto, California, makes investments in technology-based firms in the fields of robotics, infrastructure, sustainability, and enterprise. Established in 2006, the company oversees more than $1 billion in assets and was designed to provide entrepreneurs and their creative ventures with a special array of worldwide connections and resources to aid in their quest to establish industry leaders.
