In the mid-1990s researchers unveiled a material so strong and light it stunned the scientific world and soon earned Nobel recognition. For three decades it sat in research papers, too expensive to escape the lab.

Now in 2025, manufacturing hurdles are falling. Experts in the United States and Europe have slashed the costs for this Wonder Material by more than 90 percent, opening the door to mass production. 

Aerospace groups are running structural tests, battery makers are squeezing out higher energy density, and even chip designers see gains in thermal control.

Chris just recorded a briefing that maps out which companies are best positioned to supply this material across multiple industries.

Learn about this new material now.

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