
Akash Systems: Designing and manufacturing energy-efficient RF Power Amplifiers and CubeSats using GaN-on-Diamond tech.
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Experience the benefits of Diamond Cooling for GPUs, CPUs, and Memory chips.
Experience exponentially increased compute, lower failure rates, and less energy consumption with Diamond Cooling.
Akash Systems' power amplifiers use Diamond Cooling for high-speed performance.
Akash's satellite radios use GaN-on-Diamond technology and reach several times more downlink speed.
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Akash Systems says Diamond Cooling can save energy and power technology.
Akash is a pioneer in thermal management, offering solutions that set the global standard for technology.
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Akash Systems launches commercially available Diamond Cooled AI servers powered by AMD Instinct MI350X GPUs and manufactured by MiTAC Computing. The company calls them the world's first diamond-cooled AI servers and reports a $300 million initial launch order for the co-branded, fully warrantied systems.
Mar 2026 · PR NewswireNews article
Akash Systems says it delivered diamond-cooled NVIDIA H200 GPU servers to NxtGen AI Pvt Ltd, describing the shipment as the technology’s first commercial deployment. The company claims the servers improve compute output and reduce energy use in high-temperature data centers.
Feb 2026 · PR NewswireNews article
Akash Systems signs a preliminary memorandum of terms with the U.S. Department of Commerce for $68 million in CHIPS Act funding. The proposed support includes non-dilutive grants and federal and California tax credits for the company’s diamond-cooling semiconductor ramp-up targeting AI, data center, space, and defense markets.
Nov 2024 · Signal Integrity JournalNews article
The Biden-Harris administration offered satellite startup Akash Systems up to $18.2 million in proposed direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act. The funding would support a 40,000-square-foot semiconductor cleanroom in West Oakland, California, bringing the company’s total proposed aid, including tax credits, to about $68 million.
Nov 2024 · Manufacturing DiveNews article