Nuovo Film Inc. is a Silicon Valley advanced-materials company that develops, manufactures, and markets silver nanowire (AgNW) materials under its patented Crystode brand. Its high-precision roll-to-roll coated transparent conductive films replace brittle, indium-based ITO with a flexible, low-resistance, high-transparency alternative used in touch screens, foldable displays, photovoltaics, energy storage, and electric vehicles. Backed by Intel Capital and holding more than 180 patents worldwide, Nuovo Film operates one of the largest silver nanowire production lines in the industry and supplies touch modules to global brands.
Kai Jiang is the CEO of Nuovo Film Inc., a Silicon Valley materials company that turns silver nanowires into the transparent conductive film behind touchscreens, foldable displays, and large-area interactive panels. Under his watch the company has shipped more than 2.3 million square meters of conductive film, holds 180+ patents worldwide, and claims roughly 60% of the global silver-nanowire market. A Stanford-educated operator with a McKinsey and semiconductor background, Jiang runs a business that is invisible by design: its product is the layer you touch but never see.