Minysa has secured funding from Venture Kick to advance gallium nitride control chips designed for high-reliability applications, including space systems, robotics, and industrial electronics.
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startup Minysa has secured €163,000 (CHF150,000) from Venture Kick to
accelerate the development of its next-generation gallium nitride (GaN) control
chips for high-performance power electronic systems.
Founded by Salem Abid, Minysa develops GaN gate-driver integrated circuits that help
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