**Customer Interest Skyrocketing as Atomera Crafts New License Deals – Major Players in Advanced Nodes and Memory Areas Showing Strong Willingness to Invest**

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Atomera Incorporated (NASDAQ: ATOM) held its Q1 2024 Earnings Conference Call on April 25, 2024, with key company executives providing updates on the financial performance and strategic direction of the company.

During the call, Mike Bishop, the company’s Investor Relations representative, welcomed participants and highlighted the significance of the call being recorded for future reference. He introduced Scott Bibaud, the President and CEO of Atomera, along with Frank Laurencio, the Chief Financial Officer, as key speakers for the call.

Bibaud opened the call with an overview of the semiconductor industry, highlighting the company’s recent progress with customers and developments in various technology sectors. He discussed the increasing interest in Atomera’s MST technology and the potential for revenue growth through partnerships with key industry players.

Throughout the call, Bibaud emphasized the company’s focus on customer engagement and the importance of bringing MST technology to production quickly. He provided updates on customer activities, including collaborations with STMicroelectronics and other licensees, showcasing the company’s efforts to expand its presence in the market.

In addition to discussing current customer engagements, Bibaud also touched on the company’s exploration of new markets, such as compound semiconductors like gallium nitride (GaN). He highlighted the potential opportunities in the GaN market and outlined different business models the company could pursue to capitalize on this emerging sector.

As the call concluded, Bibaud expressed optimism about the future prospects for Atomera and thanked investors for their continued support. The company looks forward to upcoming events and opportunities to engage with stakeholders, further solidifying its position as a leading technology innovator in the semiconductor industry.