<p align="left"><strong>FREMONT</strong> &#8212; Enovix Corporation, a high-performance battery manufacturing company, says it received a sizable pre-paid purchase order from a Silicon Valley-based global technology leader in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and immersive technologies. The order is for a cutting-edge battery solution tailored for next-generation head-worn Mixed Reality (MR) wearables. These batteries will support the revolution of smart glasses, augmented reality devices, and other pioneering products in the MR space.</p>
<p align="left">Enovix hasn&#8217;t revealed the name of the major customer but it sure sounds like either Meta or Apple.</p>
<p align="left">Under the terms of the agreement, Enovix is scheduled to deliver initial shipments by mid-2025, solidifying its position as a leader in delivering breakthrough battery solutions.</p>
<p>Enovix CEO Dr. Raj Talluri said, “Iām incredibly excited for Enovix to be selected by another leading OEM in this emerging space. This is a defining moment for Enovix. It not only adds meaningful contracted backlog for Fab2 in Penang, Malaysia, but also firmly establishes Enovix as a trusted partner for custom battery development with one of the largest and most influential companies driving AI and MR innovation. MR headsets are an ideal application for our unique 3D silicon anode technology, which meets the demanding requirements for high energy density, compact form factors, and unparalleled performance. With the launch of EX-1M this year and EX-2M slated for 2026, Enovix is committed to bolstering the MR ecosystem by delivering bespoke battery solutions that empower next-generation devices. This agreement underscores our leadership in advancing battery technology to power the devices of tomorrow.ā</p>

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