NANOBRIDGE CEO Eunji Kim poses at the company booth in MWC 2026. | Photo by AVING News
NANOBRIDGE (CEO Eunji Kim), a startup specializing in nanocarbon materials, participated in ‘MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2026’ held in Barcelona, Spain, from March 2 (Mon) to 5 (Thu, local time).
NANOBRIDGE is a nanomaterial company with core competencies in graphene and dispersion manufacturing technologies. According to the company, it is a promising startup that has been growing and gaining recognition for its technological competitiveness since its incorporation in 2025. It is accelerating its efforts to enter the global market starting this year.
For instance, NANOBRIDGE also participated in CES 2026, held in Las Vegas, USA, last January, where it presented high-efficiency material solutions that meet strict global environmental regulations and secured a network for overseas business.
Following this, at MWC in Europe, which sets global eco-friendly standards, the company showcased its nano-carbon coolant brand ‘Cryolink’ as its main focus. These products were introduced as a high-performance coolant lineup designed by NANOBRIDGE, which specializes in developing carbon-based heat-dissipation materials such as graphite and graphene nanoplatelets (GNP), targeting AI Data Centers (AIDC), Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries, and high-performance semiconductors.
The suitability of Cryolink for hardware and systems requiring such advanced heat-dissipation technology stems from its superior thermal conductivity compared to other coolants. In particular, NANOBRIDGE dramatically improved particle sedimentation in solution through independent surface-modification technology, thereby simultaneously strengthening both long-term stability and cooling efficiency.
The company also exhibited a non-fluorinated, transparent, flame-retardant product line that complies with PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) regulations, a hot topic in Europe. It boasts excellent versatility with the flexibility to be processed into various forms such as coating liquids, films, and pads. By implementing a semi-mass production system at 150 to 200 L per day, the company also resolved the problems of high unit prices and low supply stability that were identified as limitations of nanomaterials.
NANOBRIDGE, which leads in nanomaterials expected to see high demand according to advanced technology industries and global market trends, drew interest from IT companies and automakers from various nationalities at MWC 2026. The company plans to continue discussing cooperation methods and to move forward with conducting Proof of Concept (PoC) projects with them.
In addition, following MWC, the company plans to participate in ‘JEC World 2026,’ the world’s largest composite materials exhibition, held in Paris, France, to further strengthen its local network and advance the establishment of a supply chain within Europe.
NANOBRIDGE CEO Eunji Kim shared her ambitions, stating, “I am confident that Cryolink will become a ‘game changer’ that fundamentally solves the thermal management problem, which is a core challenge of the AI and electric vehicle era.” She added, “As we held meaningful discussions with industry-leading companies such as the Audi F1 team and Huawei at this MWC, NANOBRIDGE will also promote its leap into a world-class nanomaterial company, starting with consecutive participation in European exhibitions.”
MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2026, hosted by the GSMA (Global System for Mobile Communications Association), is held at the Fira Gran Via exhibition center in Barcelona, Spain, under the theme ‘The IQ Era’. This year’s event is the largest ever, with approximately 2,900 companies from 205 countries and more than 100,000 visitors participating. Major exhibition fields encompass the entire ICT industry, including AI infrastructure, 5G Advanced, and 6G preliminary technology, mobility, and fintech. Additionally, more than 200 conference sessions involving global leaders run in parallel during the exhibition period.
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