Thermal-material developer Wuhan Jiyu Technology (武汉基域科技) launched Supercrystalline Film (超晶膜) materials and thermal-control components for applications including space computing.

Wuhan Jiyu Technology (武汉基域科技) introduced its new thermal-control materials and components during a debut-product event at the 2026 Computing China Exhibition (2026 算力中国展览会). Founder and general manager Chen Pengfei (陈鹏飞) presented the product, named Chaojingmo (超晶膜), translated as “Supercrystalline Film” in the digest.

The announcement reports a thermal-conductivity figure of 2,200, with the source printing the unit as “W/m-1·k-1.” Because that notation is irregular, it should be checked against a technical specification before use in quantitative comparisons; the supplied report includes no test method or measurement conditions.

The product is presented for high-power devices in aerospace, energy storage, and 5G communications, with space computing identified in the report’s headline. A low-cost advantage is also claimed, but no price, comparison baseline, customer order, or deployed-system result is provided.