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Announcements from SuperMatics and reporting on our work, with links to the public record.

Updates

From the company

  1. 2026 Q3

    Partners

    Paid search campaigns running

    Paid search campaigns are running with fusion and quantum hardware teams. Each program returns a material and process record.

  2. 2026 Q3

    Lab

    Five proposed materials in synthesis

    Some are alloy-based candidates targeting high-temperature superconductivity. CAN Superconductors provides synthesis; Georgia Tech measurement runs are in final stages. None has yet been independently established as superconducting.

  3. 2026 Q3

    IP

    Provisionals on file

    Provisional applications cover materials and synthesis routes from our own search, with Wilson Sonsini as counsel. These filings are not public documents.

  4. 2026 Q3

    Space

    Accepted into BADASS Labs

    SuperMatics was accepted into BADASS Labs, the nonprofit biotech incubator in Alameda, California, and now works out of it alongside the Berkeley Nanofabrication Center. It takes no equity and makes no claim on what its member companies produce.

  5. 2026 Q3

    Partners

    Joined the Plug and Play cohort

    One of eleven startups in Batch 4 of Plug and Play’s NeoCity Semiconductor accelerator in Florida, with access to mentors and corporate partners.

  6. 2026 Q2

    Partners

    Live with CAN Superconductors today

    CAN Superconductors, an industrial manufacturer, builds what the search finds and advises on how to make it at scale.

  7. 2026 Q2

    Model

    Independent PRL result, consistent with MEL

    An independent Stanford and SLAC experiment reported a result consistent with a central MEL prediction, with no involvement from SuperMatics. It supports our discovery research; it does not validate the entire framework, the engineering platform, or a proposed material.

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Coverage and recognition, Korean-language

In the press

Coverage archive, not featured

Coverage we did not commission and do not stand behind line by line, 2 of them. They stay up because deleting inconvenient coverage is worse than captioning it, and the captions here are ours rather than the headlines.

  1. Dec 2025An early report on the MEL framework and the testing planned around it. The article calls the theory proven and verified. We do not, and the work does not.
  2. Jan 2025A 2025 broadcast segment on a candidate-material announcement. The claim in it is the company’s own, and no independent replication of it is public.

Programs and recognition

Not reporting. 1 program we were selected into, kept apart from the coverage above so that the two never get counted together.

  1. Sep 2026Plug and Play Semiconductors, which runs the NeoCity accelerator we were selected into.