Lotus Microsystems

Lotus Microsystems is a fabless manufacturer of highly-integrated power modules. 

The company was incorporated in 2020 by three Ph.D. graduates from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) with expertise in nanofabrication, integrated circuit design, and power electronics.

The research behind the technology started five years earlier and spanned across DTU, Harvard University, Fraunhofer, and IMEC. The company has received financial backing from Danish and European grant schemes, in addition to a number of investment rounds primarily led by deep-tech venture firm Noon Ventures.

Through partnerships with leading global semiconductor facilities, Lotus Microsystems serves the industry demand for for high power density and superior thermal performance in feature-rich electronic devices.
 

Target markets and applications:

High-Performance Computing

With the current levels into a single package exceeding 1000 A, unprecedented challenges for the placement and thermal management of point-of-load converters. Innovative packaging solutions that allow for closer placement of the power converters to the load and elimination of hot-spots are in high demand. Get in touch to learn more about Lotus Microsystems´ unique offerings for Voltage Regulator Modules (VRM) for high power AI chips, GPUs and FPGAs.

Consumer Electronics

The ongoing push for increasing processing speeds (AI on the edge), higher bandwidth communication (5G, 6G), and integrating more functions into form-factor specific devices places strict requirements on the size and thermal management of platform power management and delivery system. The Lotus Power Interposer offers unique features that allows for pushing the industry´s figures of merit for W/mm2 and °C/W to new frontiers to cope with the market demand.

Industrial Applications

Power-System-in-Package (PSiP) solutions are employed in a number of industrial applications, e.g. telecom and networking, with specific needs for high-power-density converters with high noise immunity and improved dynamics. Get in touch to learn more about Lotus Microsystems´ PSiP offerings for optical transceivers and mmWave compact macro platforms.

Lotus Microsystems main office is located in Copenhagen, Denmark, with a company subsidiary based in Cairo, Egypt.