Voima Tech Industries
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Company type | Public |
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| Founded | September 13, 2003 in Helsinki, Finland |
| Founder | Elina Häkkinen |
| Headquarters | Helsinki, Finland |
Area served | Interstellar |
Key people | Matti Seppänen (CEO) |
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Number of employees | 912,121 (Jun 2273) |
| Website | voima |
Voima Tech Industries (stock ticker VTI) is a Finnish materials megacorporation. It is notable for making several revolutionary advances in its field, including the development of the first commercial phonon-glass electron-crystal based thermoelectric material Voimaflex, as well as the first commercially viable room-temperature superconductors. It also developed QFluid, the first syntropic exofluid, and fractal armour. The company was founded by Dr. Elina Häkkinen in 2003, and it is the largest of its type in the Coalition.
Voima's foundational material technology is the basis on which most modern human technologies are built. Modern graphene-based computers and fusion power plants would not be possible without Voima RTSCs, and neither singularity power plants nor modern bridge laboratories would be possible without syntropic exofluids to rapidly transfer thermal energy; without fractal armour, Raven would be defenceless against entropic attacks.