Lotus Microsystems
company
Power / Mixed-SignalStartup
DTU spin-off (2020). Fabless power module company using proprietary silicon interposer combining CMOS, GaN, MEMS, and IPDs. Funded DKK 60M by Noon Ventures + EIC.
Semiconductor activity in Denmark
Lotus Microsystems (founded 2020, DTU spin-off) develops integrated power modules using a proprietary silicon power interposer technology that combines CMOS, GaN, MEMS inductors, and integrated passive devices (IPDs) — achieving up to 72% PCB footprint reduction. The team of ~17 employees in Hvidovre designs power converters for mobile, IoT, and data centre applications. Funded DKK 60M by Noon Ventures and the European Innovation Council (EIC). CEO Hans Hasselby-Andersen (ex-Merus Audio/Infineon).
Key facts
- Founded 2020, DTU spin-off
- ~17 employees in Hvidovre
- Funded DKK 60M (Noon Ventures + EIC)
- CEO: Hans Hasselby-Andersen (ex-Merus Audio/Infineon)
- 72% PCB footprint reduction via silicon interposer
Technology focus
- Silicon power interposer (CMOS + GaN + MEMS + IPD)
- Integrated power modules
- High-frequency switched-capacitor converters
- Point-of-load power for mobile and data centre
R&D footprint
~17
estimated R&D staff in Denmark — Denmark HQ, Hvidovre