Jiku.Shop CEO Jay Davila has officially launched Jiku Volts, a groundbreaking electronic components and semiconductor exchange designed to serve a wide-reaching community—from independent developers and college labs to government agencies and research institutions. This bold move arrives with the backing of none other than Berkshire Hathaway, a Warren Buffett company, marking a rare and transformative partnership in the tech supply world.

Jiku Volts isn’t just another distribution platform—it’s a safe, transparent marketplace built for the future.

Whether you’re sourcing new microchips or finding value in recycled modules, Jiku Volts empowers both buyers and sellers with clarity, trust, and end-to-end support. Students, freelancers, universities, research labs, startups, and manufacturers now have a central hub to discover, trade, and connect—with a special provision for the United States military, honored when called upon.

But this launch is just the beginning.

Following Jay’s recent entry into the fuel and energy sectors, Jiku Volts is part of a larger vision: to build honest, efficient dialogue across all economic sectors. In a world too often disrupted by fragmented logistics and miscommunication, Jay believes in building bridges—across industries, supply chains, and generations.

That’s why alongside Jiku Volts comes the development of The Portal—a unified platform where commodity and supply chain companies across sectors can efficiently manage their suppliers, clients, and communications all in one place.

“We’re humbled and grateful for the partnership of Berkshire Hathaway’s semiconductor ‘s supply chain companies,” Jay said. “This partnership helps us scale a vision centered on access, stability, and shared progress.”

From circuit boards to cultural shifts, Jiku Volts is built to last—anchored in integrity, powered by community, and driven by purpose.