iDEAL Semiconductor is an industry-leading developer of next-generation silicon power devices. Their products are developed using a novel semiconductor technology, 'SuperQ', based on a newly observed phenomenon at the atomic scale that delivers dramatic semiconductor energy efficiency using state-of-the-art CMOS equipment. SuperQ is a platform technology, applicable across a wide range of products, applications, and semiconductor materials.

iDEAL Semiconductor

iDEAL Semiconductor is an industry-leading developer of next generation
silicon power devices. These products are developed using a novel
semiconductor technology, “SuperQ”, based on a newly observed phenomenon at the atomic scale that delivers dramatic semiconductor energy efficiency using state-of-the-art CMOS equipment. SuperQ is a platform technology, applicable across a wide range of products, applications and semiconductor materials.

SuperQ is engineered and fabricated in the USA.

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iDEAL Semiconductor's #SuperQ Technology was featured in David Morrison's November newsletter of #How2Power. He details how SuperQ is pushing silicon beyond its perceived limits for power devices. Thank you, David, for the great coverage.

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iDEAL Semiconductor is honored to see SuperQ technology showcased by Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio and the team at Power Electronics News. SuperQ unlocks a breakthrough in power device performance. It debunks the claim that "silicon is dead" and offers many more decades of leading performance in silicon power devices.

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iDEAL Semiconductor is honored to be named as one of the innovators in Lehigh Valley. The first transistor was mass produced at Western Electric in Lehigh Valley in 1951. Seven decades later the transistor is still the building block of electronics, and it continues to be improved upon. #SuperQ #PowerEfficiency #iDEALSemiconductor

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GPU chips are just one aspect one AI's deployment into data centers. Did you know that an AI server draws 2-3x more power than a traditional server? This forces the industry to rethink power distribution. More powerful power chips are needed, and other supply chain dependencies are being introduced. #SuperQ #iDEALSemiconductor

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Our CEO Mark Granahan and VP of Marketing Ryan Manack had the opportunity to speak with Nick Flaherty at eeNews Europe to discuss SuperQ Technology and how it provides industry-leading performance*cost power devices. Full article at the link below. #SuperQ #iDEALSemiconductor #powerelectronics 

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Company Name	iDEAL Semiconductor
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MSH ID	COM:IDEALSEMI
Market	PRIVATE
Sector	Technology
Industry	Semiconductor Manufacturing
Country	US
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Employee Count	35
Website	idealsemi.com
LinkedIn	ideal-semiconductor
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