Independent private-sector network · Est. 2026
The directory and opportunity network for trusted technology and supply chains.
Pax Silica Network connects companies building resilient technology and supply chains across allied markets — through verified profiles, qualified opportunities, and curated introductions.
- 15
- Corridor Countries
- 12
- Strategic Industries
- 525
- Ecosystem Profiles
- 4
- Membership Tiers
Corridor Countries
United States
Philippines
Japan
South Korea
Singapore
India
Australia
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Israel
United Arab Emirates
QatarFind the partner, supplier, or capital your next move depends on.
Pax Silica is where companies building trusted technology and supply chains discover one another, get introduced, and prove they're worth engaging — across allied markets.
Discover
Map the corridor by capability, not just geography.
- Verified suppliers & manufacturers
- Industrial-zone anchor tenants
Connect
Reach the right counterparty before you commit capital.
- Curated market-entry introductions
- Partnership & joint-venture matching
- Institutional & sovereign capital
Get verified
Signal credibility the moment a counterparty looks.
- Independently verified profiles
- Visibility across allied markets
Pax Silica
AI-era supply chain securitybecomes an investable theme.
A U.S.-led framework aligning trusted partners around the physical stack that powers AI: minerals, energy, chips, data infrastructure, logistics, and advanced manufacturing.
Strategic Signal
Policy + private capital are moving toward allied industrial capacity.
Coalition logic
Build secure, innovation-driven technology supply chains with trusted allies.
Stack control
Coordinate chokepoints from mineral refining through chips, compute, and energy.
Philippines angle
PH entry + planned 4,000-acre Luzon Economic Security Zone creates a concrete project lane.
Sources: U.S. Department of State Pax Silica pages; Australian Dept. of Industry Pax Silica Declaration; U.S. Embassy PH Luzon ESZ fact sheet.
Read the State Department briefThe AI industrial stack
Pax Silica is less "policy memo" and more operating system for where capital can safely scale.
Investor lens: back geopolitically protected assets — industrial parks, energy redundancy, logistics corridors, data centers, and critical-mineral processing.
The Network
525 companies across 15 allied markets
A private-sector map of the companies building trusted technology and supply chains across the corridor — grouped by market and sector.
Capital Landscape
An ecosystem targeting trillions in trusted technology and infrastructure investment.
The U.S. State Department has proposed a $250 million Pax Silica Fund for critical-minerals, processing, and semiconductor-related manufacturing, alongside a related $200 million Edge AI program — together roughly $450 million in announced direct funding. The wider investment consortium includes institutions managing more than $1 trillion in assets, with a stated ambition to mobilize as much as $4 trillion in private and sovereign capital over time.
- $250M
- Direct Pax Silica Fund (proposed)
- $450M
- Including the Edge AI Program
- $1T+
- Institutional Assets in the Consortium
- $4T
- Long-Term Mobilization Ambition
These figures describe the broader official Pax Silica initiative landscape — not funds held, raised, or controlled by Pax Silica Network, an independent private-sector body. The $250M–$450M figures are proposed U.S. government funding; the $4 trillion figure is a long-term mobilization ambition, not committed or deposited capital.
Founding Network
Featured Companies
8VC
Venture investor in defense, manufacturing, logistics and frontier technology
Agility Robotics
Humanoid robotics for factories, warehouses and industrial automation
Joby Aviation
Electric aircraft manufacturing, batteries and high-value aerospace supply chains
Valar Atomics
Advanced nuclear energy for industrial and data-center power demand
Rio Tinto
Large-scale minerals, refining inputs and strategic supply agreements
SoftBank Group
Large-scale AI, compute and technology investment
Sony Semiconductor Solutions
Leading image sensors and edge-sensing technologies
Hitachi
Grid, data infrastructure, industrial automation and digital systems
Fujitsu
Supercomputing, enterprise AI, networks and sovereign technology
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Why the U.S.–Philippines corridor is the first to move
Proximity, an established industrial-zone narrative, and a workforce pipeline make this the network's opening market.
Mapping advanced packaging capacity across allied markets
Where test, assembly, and substrate capability is concentrating — and where the gaps create partnership demand.
New Clark City becomes the network's first concrete project lane
The planned Luzon Economic Security Zone gives founding members an early, tangible site to anchor partnerships around.
Founding Membership is open to a limited cohort.
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