Strider Partners With Ionic Mineral Technologies on Supply Chain Intelligence
Strider Technologies, Inc. has partnered with Ionic Mineral Technologies as its strategic intelligence partner, the companies announced in a press release.
Ionic MT is building a domestic supply platform for critical minerals and advanced materials used in energy, national defense, and industrial applications. The company is advancing Silicon Ridge in Utah and materials including alumina, nano silicon, gallium, and germanium.
Strider will provide intelligence to help Ionic MT identify risks tied to technology protection, personnel, suppliers, investors, and other partners. Strider says its platform uses AI and proprietary methods to turn public data into intelligence for organizations.
The companies said the partnership will support Ionic MT as it expands its operations, supply chain, and commercial partnerships.
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