Sila’s technology.
Patented and protected.

Technology patents

Over a decade of research, thousands of material iterations, and countless concepts led to the invention of Si/C, today’s modern silicon anode. Our Co-Founder and CTO, Prof. Gleb Yushin, recognized as one of the world’s leading scientific minds, originated this breakthrough battery chemistry. His early research at the Georgia Institute of Technology laid the groundwork for a technology now revolutionizing the lithium-ion battery industry.

With more than 250 patents granted and pending worldwide, Dr. Yushin’s innovation continues to drive the future of batteries.

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Sila owns the foundational
intellectual property for Si/C
anodes.

Our patent coverage includes the core IP for enabling low-swell silicon carbon anodes in addition to solutions for deploying Si/C in cell designs inclusive of electrolytes, foils, and slurry recipes for protection across the cell and beyond.

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First to invent

Sila invented the world’s first commercial silicon anode to maximize lithium-ion energy density with low swell comparable to graphite. This is critical to the safe transition to next-generation battery technology.

Breadth of innovation

Sila’s patents protect our silicon anode solutions and other important materials for deployment including electrolytes, foils, and slurry recipes for achieving the highest performance possible.

Depth of protection

Beyond protecting our breakthrough anode chemistry, Sila’s patents also cover processes related to solution deployment, and our proprietary scaling technologies and methodologies.

Our strong IP
protects our partners.

Avoid disruption

Our patent protection helps to ensure that our partners and their timelines are focused on launch, not disrupted by litigation.
 

Protect your investment for the future

With our cycle of innovation and patent coverage, your protection extends as we continue to push performance with new materials.

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