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Super strong diamond glass for smartphones

17.01.2020

The American company Akhan Semiconductor has developed ultra-strong diamond glass that can be used to make foldable smartphones.

The glass, called Miraj Diamond Glass, is made from nano-diamond materials and is primarily intended for the production of foldable device displays. The manufacturer claims that compared to its counterpart from Corning, diamond glass is six times stronger than Gorilla Glass. The thickness of the material is only 100 nanometers.

Among the characteristics of Miraj Diamond Glass, the property of repelling liquids and fats is declared, so the glass does not require additional processing with an oleophobic coating. Akhan Semiconductor clarifies that the new material has already been demonstrated to several smartphone manufacturers, who have fully approved the invention.

Corning is also working on a flexible material that is 0,1 millimeters thick and has a bending range of up to five millimeters.

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