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I've gotten them on pirate lords, mining, and in junk fields.
I usually get them as drops from Virian ships, along with antimatter specks and progenitor shards. Some of the advanced missions available at stations are to retrieve one of those, which is how I got the achievements for all of them, but then you don't get to keep it because it gets delivered to the client at the end of the mission.
Of course, that's end-game stuff anyway, and you're probably interested in something more like farming them in the early game to kick-start your ship build. I have been TOLD that you can find them by mining a particular kind of very large crystalline or metallic asteroid found in a green nebula in the starting system, and that this is scripted so it's in every game, but I have had no luck finding one that way. I also think that is a ♥♥♥♥ description of the asteroid, so maybe I'm just not mining the right asteroids, and also mining frustrates the hell out of me anyway so I don't do it much.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=848017277
I found a progenitor shard in a crystalline cluster about that size. That suggests there's a third very large asteroid which consistently drops antimatter specks, can anyone confirm?
EDIT: Looks like it.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=848136860
I've been looking for an antimatter speck to exploit but have yet to find one since I learned how, but they do seem to be in a rock like that, from the video I saw.
Once you know what to look for, they're a good way to make a profit - BUT you do have to keep in mind that every run is generated uniquely, so you can't memorise the locations and start a new playthrough with any expectation of things being in the same place.
You did notice the OP is asking outright what to search for and where, right?
Because, you know, maybe you could tell him.