Superconducting materials & devices
We design superconducting materials and the processes that make them, test them in the lab, and take them to pilot production for AI, fusion, quantum, the grid, and medicine.
AtomsMeasured
Ceramic targetMaterial
Coated tapeConductor
Magnet coilComponent
Power cableSystem
The machineDevice
Atoms measured at Georgia Tech.
The platform
AI agents and generative models propose the candidates, and GPU-parallel simulations test every one against the physics. Partners make and measure the top of the ranking, and every result retrains the models.
A representative search
candidate routes still standing · from 3,214,880
These counts are representative, and six of the cuts are named.
Contours of a superconducting gap map, measured at Georgia Tech.
Where it goes
950 TWhdata-center electricity by 2030, roughly double 2025
AI is running short of power.
Superconductors carry far more current in a smaller cable, from the grid to the rack.
Source: IEA, Key questions on energy and AI (opens in a new tab)
$9.8Braised by fusion companies
Stronger magnets make smaller reactors.
Fusion power rises steeply with magnetic field, and superconducting tape can reach that field in a smaller machine.
Source: Fusion Industry Association, 2025 (opens in a new tab)
$28–72Bquantum computing revenue by 2035
Coherence is a materials problem.
Leading quantum processors are superconducting circuits, limited by the films and interfaces they are made of.
Source: McKinsey Quantum Technology Monitor, 2025 (opens in a new tab)
$400Binvested in grids every year
The same trench can carry far more power.
Superconducting cables carry several times the power of copper in the same space.
Source: IEA, World Energy Investment 2025 (opens in a new tab)
35,000+MRI scanners on superconducting magnets, of close to 50,000
Most MRI scanners already use superconductors.
MRI magnets are superconducting and cooled with liquid helium, and a conductor that works warmer could do without it.
Source: Superconductor Science and Technology, 2017 (opens in a new tab)
The prize
158 K short of a warm room
What a warmer superconductor changes
Business model
Development programs pay us today, platform software licenses come next, and at scale we license the materials and processes we own.
01Revenue today
A fee per program.
02Next
A license per workspace.
03At scale
A royalty on every unit.
Traction
We have been making superconductors for three decades. What this search returns is a route our own line can run, with the numbers we would have asked for.
Team
Co-founder · Chief Strategy Officer
Charlie ran companies for twenty-five years, fifteen of them as chief executive of KOPEX USA, the cable-protection line ABB carries.
Co-founder · Chief Scientific Officer
Davis was a quantum systems engineer at Rigetti Computing and earned degrees in Chemistry and Physics at UC Berkeley in three years, with Highest Honors.
Scientific Founder · MEL Theory
James wrote the MEL framework, holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from KIT, and is CTO of Hyunsung TNC.
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