EPIC Microsystems develops a hybrid switched-capacitor (HSC) power delivery architecture that replaces bulky inductors with a mix of capacitors and optimized components to improve power efficiency, current density, z-height and thermal performance for AI accelerators and GPUs. The company positions its technology to address scaling challenges as rack densities and AI data center power demands rise toward the multi-megawatt era. Founding team members are industry veterans with prior experience pioneering switched-capacitor solutions in the mobile market, including fast-charging implementations deployed in hundreds of millions of smartphones and laptops. EPIC says its design is silicon-proven and optimized for compact, low-profile integration and system-level thermal management. Financially, the company raised $21 million in a Series A and $26 million in total funding to date. The new funding will be used to accelerate development and commercialization, and Umesh Padval of Seligman Ventures joined the company's board.

Total raised

$21M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Mar 2026