27th Annual Needham Growth Conference
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Atomera (ATOM) 27th Annual Needham Growth Conference summary

Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.

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27th Annual Needham Growth Conference summary

10 Jan, 2026

Technology overview and value proposition

  • Mears Silicon Technology (MST) is a thin film applied to semiconductor wafers, enhancing transistor performance and reducing power consumption.

  • MST enables benefits similar to node transitions—higher performance, lower power, and cost savings—without new factory investments.

  • The company operates a capital-light, technology licensing model with over 300 patents and deep industry relationships.

  • MST improves electron mobility, reduces leakage, and enhances device reliability across a range of process nodes.

  • Collaborates closely with major equipment suppliers like Applied Materials, ASM, and Kokusai.

Customer engagement and business model

  • Engaged with more than half of the largest semiconductor manufacturers globally, with 20 customers and 26 active engagements.

  • Revenue streams include engineering services, upfront license fees, and downstream royalties, with three main license types: integration, R&D, and high-volume manufacturing.

  • Joint development agreements span from engineering services to royalty-generating licenses.

  • Multiple engagements per customer are targeted to expand within each organization.

  • Licensing opportunities exist at each production node, increasing potential revenue per customer.

Market focus and technology applications

  • Four main market segments: power devices (MST-SP/SPX), RF-SOI for consumer electronics, advanced nodes (3nm/2nm), and DRAM.

  • MST-SPX, introduced in 2023, targets 5–48V power management devices, showing best-in-class performance and strong customer interest.

  • Advanced node and DRAM markets benefit from MST's ability to address manufacturing challenges as nodes shrink and epi usage increases.

  • Compound semiconductor work, including gallium nitride, is advancing through partnerships with Texas State University and Sandia National Labs.

  • RF-SOI market is rapidly growing, with MST positioned as a key enabler for complex RF front ends in mobile and Wi-Fi devices.

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