Karia Technologies manufactures CVD diamonds critical for AI infrastructure, power electronics, and quantum sensing. With 10X the thermal conductivity of silicon and 5X faster than copper, we cool the hottest AI chips ever built. Our diamond wafers, optics, and powders provide a deep competitive advantage to the world's leading innovators.
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GaN- and SiC-on-diamond substrates that unlock derated power devices to run at their full physical limits. Enables 30-50% performance improvement in power electronics by solving heat escape bottlenecks.
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Engineered NV-center diamond for quantum sensing, memory, and qubit platforms. Large-format, high-purity diamond wafers optimized for quantum computing applications and advanced sensing systems.
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Transmissive diamond windows for harsh-environment beam and sensor systems. Provides optical-grade diamond components for photonics applications requiring extreme durability.
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Conductive diamond electrodes for water treatment, electrochemical sensing, and harsh chemistry applications. Leverages diamond's chemical inertness and electrical properties for demanding industrial environments.
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Micron and nano diamond powders for polishing, composites, and thermal filler applications. Provides diamond material in powder form for manufacturing and materials science applications.
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Flat and finned diamond hardware designed to pull heat off the hottest AI chips and high-power electronics. Provides superior thermal management for AI infrastructure and data center cooling applications.
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Karia is now collaborating with 40 customers/ pilot projects, including 5 of the world's leading technology companies. Our reach includes customers and partners based in the US, Europe, and Asia. Karia is the trusted source for single-crystal CVD diamonds and has evolved its business from a 50-year diamond legacy in Surat, India to a leading technology company in Boston.