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We invest in companies based on science and leading-edge technology, enabling tomorrow's industry. AlixLabs is paving the way toward a more sustainable future for semiconductor manufacturers. We also look forward to a more innovative semiconductor industry in Sweden that can contribute at the EU level.
Alex Basu, Investment Manager at Navigare Ventures.
– Advanced semiconductor manufacturing is spiraling in cost due to extremely costly lithography equipment (EUV), which also requires massive energy to operate. It is especially noticeable in the price of processors that power everything from mobile phones and computers to Internet servers. With our patented APS technology, the handful of companies with the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing fabs can reduce the number of process steps and save time, energy, and climate-impacting emissions. We are proud to be able to continue to develop this technology in Sweden with the support of our investors.
Jonas Sundqvist, CEO AlixLabs
Thanks to this investment, we can take the company to the next level. Today, we have a number of ongoing negotiations with R&D actors, equipment and semiconductor manufacturers to create a basis for further cooperation for the development of our products. In the longer term, we want to create an ecosystem covering the complete value chain for APS and we hope to have a strong base in Europe with a global reach
Jonas Sundqvist, CEO
AlixLab's disruptive manufacturing method has enormous market potential and enables continued technology development and more powerful electronics that are at the same time much more resource-efficient.
Anna Gisselsson, Investment Manager at Almi Invest.
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AlixLabs secures new capital at a value of SEK 10 million

Energy-efficient splitting of nanostructures on silicon attracts investors like Navigare Ventures and Almi InvestLund, February 22, 2023 – AlixLabs, an innovative Swedish startup in the semiconductor industry, today announces that the company has closed a funding round of SEK 10 million. The investment comes from, among others, the Wallenberg sphere's venture capital fund Navigare Ventures, Almi Invest, and the ice hockey family Nylander. AlixLabs will mainly use the capital injection to commercialize the company's innovative Atomic Layer Etching (ALE) Pitch Splitting technology (APS). APS

Vinnova supports AlixLabs AB for feasibility study within the new electronic components and systems program in areas of Swedish excellence.

AlixLabs from Lund, Sweden, has been rewarded financial support from Vinnova, Sweden’s innovation agency, for further development of the company´s proprietary semiconductor patterning technology. Vinnova helps to build Sweden’s innovation capacity contributing to sustainable growth. AlixLabs has developed a new, innovative method for manufacturing semiconductor components with a high degree of packing, eliminating several steps in the semiconductor manufacturing process - Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)*. The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to

AlixLabs AB demonstrates pitch splitting in bulk silicon for leading edge semiconductor manufacturing

AlixLabs from Lund, Sweden, demonstrates pitch splitting in bulk silicon using their proprietary patterning technology for semiconductor device manufacturing. The company has developed a new, innovative method for manufacturing semiconductor components with a high degree of packing, eliminating several steps in the semiconductor manufacturing process - Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)*. The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture and can open up a new path for a more sustainable mass production of electronic products. The method also makes it

AlixLabs AB announce that the company will be granted their first European patent relating to Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS) for semiconductor manufacturing

AlixLabs from Lund, Sweden, has developed a new, innovative method for manufacturing semiconductor components with a high degree of packing, eliminating several steps in the semiconductor manufacturing process - Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)*. The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture and can open up a new path for a more sustainable mass production of electronic products. The method also makes it possible to manufacture tiny semiconductor components accurately and efficiently with manageable wafer fab equipment investments.The company is

AlixLabs proudly announce its Advisory Board

AlixLabs (Lund, Sweden) is very pleased to announce an Advisory Board with long term semiconductor industry and business experts and academic leadership.AlixLabs from Lund, Sweden, has developed a new, innovative method for manufacturing semiconductor components with a high degree of packing, eliminating several steps in the semiconductor manufacturing process - Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)*. The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture in high volume semiconductor wafer fabrication and can open up a new path for a more sustainable mass

AlixLabs AB today announced that the company has been granted a second patent in the USA relating to Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS) for semiconductor manufacturing

AlixLabs from Lund, Sweden, has developed a new, innovative method for manufacturing semiconductor components with a high degree of packing, eliminating several steps in the semiconductor manufacturing process - Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)*. The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture and can open up a new path for a more sustainable mass production of electronic products. The method also makes it possible to manufacture tiny semiconductor components accurately and efficiently with manageable wafer fab equipment investments.The company is

AlixLabs AB today announced completing clean room hook up of R&D equipment for Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)

AlixLabs from Lund, Sweden, has developed a new, innovative method for manufacturing semiconductor components with a high degree of packing, eliminating several steps in the manufacturing process - Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)*. The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture and can open up a new path for a more sustainable high-volume production of semiconductor components. In addition, APS enables the fabrication of tiny semiconductor components accurately and efficiently at a lower complexity.AlixLabs is now pleased to announce the completed

AlixLabs Granted Patent in Taiwan - The Unmatched Leader of the Global Semiconductor Industry

AlixLabs AB  today announced that the company has been granted a patent in Taiwan relating to Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)AlixLabs from Lund, Sweden, has developed a new, innovative method for manufacturing semiconductor components with a high degree of packing, eliminating several steps in the manufacturing process - Atomic Layer Etch Pitch Splitting (APS)*. The method makes the components cheaper and less resource-intensive to manufacture and can open up a new path for a more sustainable mass production of electronics. The method also makes it possible to manufacture tiny

Swedish Semiconductor Startup AlixLabs Raises USD 1 Million Seed Capital

Almi Invest is investing close to SEK 3 million in AlixLabs, which is developing a new method for manufacturing semiconductor components cheaper and faster. Private investors, including NHL professionals Michael, Alexander and William Nylander, are also participating in the issue for a total of SEK 9 million (USD 1 million). The funds will be used for product development and validation of the APS-technology.Semiconductor components build up the computer chips found in virtually all electronic products, such as smartphones, servers, game consoles, computers and cars. They can be described as

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