The nanotechnology company Smoltek has entered into additional non-disclosure agreements with potential industrial partners and established initial production capacity for its capacitor technology through new ALD equipment and the collaboration with ITRI in Taiwan. This is stated in a press release.Smoltek has signed several new non-disclosure agreements with potential industrial partners, which enables deeper discussions with prioritized parties in semiconductors and advanced electronics. Furthermore, Smoltek has established production capacity for delivery of capacitor prototypes and low-volume series through the recently installed ALD equipment and the collaboration with the Taiwanese ITRI, Industrial Technology Research Institute.In the hydrogen area, the development work on Smoltek’s PTE electrode for electrolyzers is proceeding according to plan, and the company also sees great opportunities in fuel cells, where the technology can help increase efficiency and reduce costs. The collaboration with the German Heraeus is progressing with a joint focus on validation ahead of commercialization.