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Hyperscale Power is 1 of 10 startups selected for Ignite Next’s Spring 2026 deep tech accelerator.
Hyperscale Power expects to hire 15 people with electronics and engineering expertise from Switzerland by 2026.
Hyperscale Power’s €5M seed round was co-led by World Fund and Vsquared. Founded in 2025 by Daniel Rothmund and Sami Pettersson, the company will use the funding to develop and roll out its proprietary design and hire top talent.
Rack-scale solid-state power conversion for any system where megawatts must stay compact.
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Europe’s deep-tech founders **Jean Latapy (Lithosquare) and Daniel Rothmund (Hyperscale Power)** discussed strategies to develop sovereign industrial technology leaders at World Fund’s Berlin summit. The panel, moderated by Akansha Dimri, explored challenges and opportunities for Europe’s deep-tech sector in achieving self-sufficiency. Key themes included scaling breakthrough innovations and fostering domestic industrial champions.
Jun 2026Tech Funding NewsNews article
Hyperscale Power secures €5 million in seed funding to develop a miniaturized solid-state transformer prototype. The company focuses on advancing power conversion technology for high-efficiency energy systems. The investment will support prototype construction and early-stage development efforts.
Mar 2026datacenterdynamics.comNews article
Hyperscale Power secures €5 million in seed funding to develop compact solid-state transformers (SSTs) for data centers, electric vehicle charging, and renewable energy projects. The round is co-led by World Fund and Vsquared Ventures, supporting the company’s focus on hyper-efficient and cost-effective power infrastructure solutions.
Mar 2026hyperscale-power.comNews article
Hyperscale Power launches to disrupt the electrical grid and AI power infrastructure with modern alternatives to iron-core transformers. The 140-year-old technology remains dominant due to its reliability, despite inefficiencies in scaling for high-demand applications. The startup targets industries where legacy systems struggle to meet growing energy needs.
Mar 2026TechCrunchNews article