QPT's IP makes power systems cheaper, more efficient and more powerful. It's licensed, not manufactured, so it scales through the companies already building them.
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of the world's electricity runs through electric motors, on drives that haven't changed in twenty years. AI data centres are demanding higher power density but architectures are stuck.
faster switching. Delivers a pure sine wave to a motor, and far denser power supplies for AI data-centre racks.
lower system cost for an EV motor
the power density for AI data-centre power supplies
less per six-axis cobot, with ‘sensing without sensors’
by 2030, across motor drives and EVs, AI data centres and robotics. GPU and CPU cooling not included.
License the IP to existing global supply chains. Sell the control chips.
contracts with industry leaders, and 22 companies in active talks.
The industry's biggest names are already at the bench.
QPT's technology in EV power modules. Success opens a much larger EV contract.
A high-power drive, part-funded by the customer, under a four-year global framework.
Several are in more than one market.
Through them, QPT is one step from around 20 of the world's biggest brands in each market. Every engagement is under NDA, so we describe them rather than name them.
Recognised along the way.
How QPT makes money.
Chipmakers and drive makers pay to build QPT's designs into their products.
Every design runs on QPT's own control chips, sold alongside the licence.
Fabless. It grows through our customers' production lines, not our own.
Board and advisers.
Founders and leaders from GaN Systems, YASA and Google.
GaN Systems was acquired by Infineon for US$830 million in 2023. Two of its co-founders are on QPT's board and advisers.
Co-founder, GaN Systems
Co-founder and former Chief Executive Officer, GaN Systems
Former Director of EMEA Sales, GaN Systems.
Former Chief Technology Officer, YASA.
Vice President, Google EMEA.
Former Chief Executive Officer, Odyssey Semiconductor, developer of a 1200 V GaN transistor, after senior roles in Fortune 500 companies and start-ups.
James CanningsChief Executive Officer
Rob GwynneFounder & Chief Technology Officer
Ian StaceyChief Operating Officer
Dean LynnHead of AI Development
Albert Azis-ClausonCommercial Director
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