By Patrick Donnelly, Vice President of Strategic Business Development, Enovix Mobility Over the last several months at two major industry conferences — the 2022 Advanced Automotive Battery Conference (AABC) in December and the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January, one major theme prevailed — momentum behind automotive electrification continues…

By Raj Talluri, President and CEO of Enovix When I approach a new challenge, I start with the end user in mind. I always ask: What problems do our end users face, how can our technology help them solve those problems, and, in the big picture, how can our technology…

Last week was a busy one for two of our leading scientists-technologists. On Monday, October 10, Michael Armstrong, Enovix Fellow, spoke at the 242nd Electrochemical Society Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. …

By Madeline Lefton, Head of Government Affairs at Enovix Enovix is excited by two recent pieces of legislation that lay the groundwork for major improvements in the United States’ ability to grow a fully domestic lithium battery supply chain. …

By: Harrold Rust, Co-Founder, President & CEO For us at Enovix, this year’s U.S. Manufacturing Day — held the first Friday each October and falling on October 7th this year — is an opportunity to pause and take stock of how far we have come as a next-generation battery manufacturer…

Part II — How Enovix Novel 3D Architecture Makes it Possible In the first blog, we described the advantages of a silicon anode and the four killer problems that must be solved for its use. In this blog, we’ll explain how our battery architecture uniquely solves these problems.

Part 1 — Defining the Challenge Rapidly evolving consumer devices and sustainability efforts that are actively working to clean up and benefit our planet — all require better batteries. Historically, advancements in battery performance have come primarily from improvements in the active cathode and anode materials of the battery. While…

Powering Our Mobile Future — Part 3 The equation below shows the relationship between battery capacity (supply) and consumer satisfaction (demand) in a modern mobile device. The first and second posts in this series examined the role of battery life and user experience & functionality, respectively, in consumers’ satisfaction with…

Part 2: User Experience, Functionality, and Consumer Satisfaction The equation below shows the relationship between battery capacity (supply) and consumer satisfaction (demand). The first post in this series examined the role of battery life in consumers’ satisfaction with their mobile devices. This post examines user experience and functionality.