PowerLattice
PowerLattice develops power delivery chiplets that integrate voltage regulation inside AI processor packages.
- Private company
- Vancouver, WA, USUnited States
PowerLattice develops power delivery chiplets that integrate voltage regulation inside AI processor packages.
powerlatticeinc.comCrawled Oct 15, 2026
PowerLattice announced $25 million in Series A funding and said its power delivery chiplet reduces compute power needs by more than 50%, effectively doubling performance. The company has raised $31 million to date.
The company is a small team working on problems at the intersection of hardware and innovation.
PowerLattice’s power delivery chiplet integrates power and compute, delivering power where and when it is needed for AI and data center infrastructure.
Powerlattice is reimagining power delivery for next-generation AI accelerators with the industry's first power delivery chiplet
Powerlattice, a semiconductor startup, secures $86 million to address AI chips’ power inefficiency. The company designs **power delivery chiplets** that reduce energy waste by shortening current paths, cutting consumption by over 50% and improving performance. Founded in 2023 by veterans from Qualcomm, Intel, and NUVIA, Powerlattice recently demonstrated a **monolithic integrated voltage regulator chiplet**, combining controller, transistors, and inductors on a single silicon piece. The chiplet scales for AI accelerators, enabling customizable power delivery for processors.
Oct 2026GeekWireNews article
PowerLattice emerges from stealth with Pat Gelsinger’s backing and a $25 million Series A to commercialize its power-delivery chiplet. Playground Global and Celesta Capital lead the round.
Nov 2025VillPressNews article
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, now a general partner at Playground Global, led a $25 million investment in PowerLattice, a Vancouver, Washington startup developing an on-package power-delivery chiplet. The chiplet targets the growing energy cost of AI compute.
Nov 2025TechCrunchNews article
Vancouver semiconductor startup PowerLattice emerges from stealth after raising a $25 million Series A for its power delivery chiplet. Playground Global and Celesta Capital lead the financing, and a former Intel CEO backs the startup.
Nov 2025GeekWireNews article