Amber Semiconductor, a fabless semiconductor company developing the next generation of power conversion and control, announced that they have entered a multi-phased, multi-faceted partnership with Deako to explore integration of AmberSemi’s next generation power management solutions into Deako’s product lines. Deako is the creator of thesmart lighting industry’s first modular smart lighting system for homeowners with multi-channel distribution specifically in the builder and electrical products channel.
“We look forward to seeing the results of this partnership with AmberSemi around its new, disruptive power management semiconductor products,” said Patrick Prendergast, Head of Hardware at Deako. “AmberSemi’s innovative power management solutions offer the flexibility we need to push the boundaries of our product features and deliver even greater value to our customers. This partnership enables us to accelerate our product roadmap, making it easier to bring smarter, more efficient solutions to market”, he concluded.
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“Deako is a very strategic, entrepreneurial company with a talented product team and well-developed channels” said Rob Halligan, Chief Marketing Officer at AmberSemi. “We couldn’t be more pleased to align with them on integration of our power solutions into their product portfolio.”
AmberSemi is developing two major product lines, the first focusing on next-gen power conversions enabled by an active architecture that utilizes digital control and precision sensing, delivering superior conversion efficiency, power density, and performance. While the second product line is developing a first of its kind power switching and protection device enabled by direct digital control and precision sensing, delivering intelligent control and fast protection for higher reliability and better uptime. The company expects engineering samples for the first of its three lines of products to be available in Q1 for testing, with volume production units available in Q2 of 2025.
SOURCE: PRNewswire