“…The use of carborane units to replace the benzene units in conventional boron‐doped polycyclic π‐conjugated hydrocarbons for the construction of 2D/3D fused molecular systems has gained significant attention in recent years [17] . Owing to the strong electron‐withdrawing effect at the C‐positions of o ‐carborane, the 3D analogues of benzoborirene, [17a,b,i] 9,10‐diboraanthracene (DBA), 17c,d and 9‐borafluorene [17e,h] exhibit boosted Lewis acidity, which gives them applications in forming Lewis acid‐base adducts, 17e,i inert bond activation, [18] as well as serving as electron acceptors in luminescent molecules [17e,19] . In addition, this has sparked our interest in their reduction chemistry.…”