In a bold new chapter for Jiku.Shop, CEO Jay Davila is stepping into the semiconductor industry with backing from none other than Berkshire Hathaway. Known for his visionary approach to distribution and platform-building, Jay’s entrance into this complex market isn’t just about business—it’s about stability, access, and unifying the global supply chain.

“For years, I’ve watched the volatility in the semiconductor space hold back innovation,” says Jay. “Now it’s time to bring order to the chaos.”

His initiative is rooted in three pillars: creation, storage, and distribution of semiconductors and electronic components. This means helping clients—from startups to enterprise—secure what they need, when they need it, no matter the market conditions.

But Jay’s ambition doesn’t stop with chips. Recently entering the fuel and energy sectors, he’s building bridges between traditionally siloed industries to create a broader, more transparent dialogue across the economy. His latest innovation? A Portal designed specifically for commodity and supply chain players—giving companies in every sector the power to manage supplier and client relationships with precision and ease.

“We can’t keep operating in fragments,” Jay explains. “The future demands connected infrastructure. Jiku Volts is needed in the marketplace.”

The move into semiconductors, backed by one of the most respected names in finance, signals more than expansion—it’s a commitment to redefining how resources flow across industries. Jay personally thanks Warren Buffett and the entire Berkshire Hathaway team for their confidence and partnership on this journey.

Semiconductors aren’t going anywhere. And neither is Jay Davila.