
Rayton is a semiconductor technology company that uses patented particle accelerator-based technology to produce engineered wafers for next-generation electronics. Their unique manufacturing process can yield up to 100 times more material compared to conventional methods, reducing supply costs by up to 25%. Rayton's engineered wafers, made from materials like GaAs, GaN, SiC, and InP, are designed to seamlessly replace traditional wafers in existing fabrication facilities, targeting markets such as 5G, AI, autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and smart cities. The company aims to transform semiconductor manufacturing by significantly increasing yield and reducing waste, positioning itself as a key supplier for advanced electronic material fabrication.

Rayton is a semiconductor technology company that uses patented particle accelerator-based technology to produce engineered wafers for next-generation electronics. Their unique manufacturing process can yield up to 100 times more material compared to conventional methods, reducing supply costs by up to 25%. Rayton's engineered wafers, made from materials like GaAs, GaN, SiC, and InP, are designed to seamlessly replace traditional wafers in existing fabrication facilities, targeting markets such as 5G, AI, autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and smart cities. The company aims to transform semiconductor manufacturing by significantly increasing yield and reducing waste, positioning itself as a key supplier for advanced electronic material fabrication.
What they do: Particle-accelerator-based ion implantation and layer-transfer to produce engineered wafers (GaAs, GaN, SiC, InP)
Founded: 2013
Location / operations: Irvine, California (on-site particle accelerator equipment)
Funding signal: Equity crowdfunding rounds; known investors include StartEngine and Meyer Global
Supply and cost constraints in advanced semiconductor wafer materials for next-generation electronics.
2013
DeepTech
Most recent recorded round on profile; multiple prior crowdfunding rounds recorded (total of five rounds noted in records).
“Equity crowdfunding with named participants including StartEngine and Meyer Global; company states thousands of individual investors backed it.”