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Adisyn Ltd. (ASX:AI1) recently acquired Israel-based 2D Generation, which has been researching graphene as a material to connect very small transistors. Graphene has been demonstrated to have a number of very favourable electrical characteristics, even in very narrow linewidths. If it can be used to connect transistors smaller than 2 nanometers, it could be the solution to the hard wall of copper interconnects that the semiconductor industry is running into.

Adisyn (ASX:AI1)

 

Adisyn Ltd. (ASX:AI1) recently acquired Israel-based 2D Generation, which has been researching graphene as a material to connect very small transistors. Graphene has been demonstrated to have a number of very favourable electrical characteristics, even in very narrow linewidths. If it can be used to connect transistors smaller than 2 nanometers, it could be the solution to the hard wall of copper interconnects that the semiconductor industry is running into.

Adisyn (ASX:AI1) Chairman and CEO Arye Kohavi spoke at the Pitt Street Research Semiconductor Conference 2025 held on 7 May 2025 in Sydney in collaboration with Bell Potter.

On 10 April 2025 we spoke with Adisyn's (ASX:AI1) CEO Arye Kohavi and Director Kevin Crofton about the semiconductor interconnect problem the chip sector is currently running into. If all goes well, AI1 should be able to demonstrate a working solution in 18 months that should get the big semiconductor equipment manufacturers very excited. In that case, we may be looking at an outright M&A deal for AI1.