The New York Times recently published “The U.S. Is Behind in the Competition for the ‘Oil’ of the 21st Century” covering how vital semiconductors are to the economy. 

“Semiconductor shortages during the pandemic brought some car assembly lines to a halt and left showrooms of home appliances barren, providing a glimpse of what would happen to the American economy if those chips ever ran out.”

Rayton is creating lower-cost Gallium Arsenide wafers for the semiconductor industry: they can be used in automotive, aerospace, 5G, LED, and solar applications. We are aiming to do this right here in the USA.  

This means that our technology plays a critical role in the further innovation and development of other U.S. technologies, too.

Chips are vital to America’s economy. Rayton is currently live for another crowdfunding round on Wefunder!  Our key world-class particle accelerator semiconductor equipment is on site at our Irvine, CA facility. 

Join our 7,000 previous investors today! Visit our raise page to learn more about early investment opportunities. 

Warmly,

Andrew Yakub

CEO

Rayton