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Peak XV Partners Leads $15 Million Investment to Advance Power Delivery Technologies

Rajan Anandan, Managing Director at Peak XV Partners, highlighted the significance of the company’s technological approach

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Peak XV Partners Leads $15 Million Investment to Advance Power Delivery Technologies

Peak XV Partners (formerly Sequoia Capital India & Southeast Asia) has led a $15 million investment round aimed at accelerating the development of next-generation, high-density, and ultra-reliable system-level power delivery solutions. The funding builds on an earlier $4 million round raised in 2024, led by Yali Capital, taking the company’s cumulative investment to approximately ₹170 crore, alongside benefits received under the Government of India’s Design-Linked Incentive (DLI) Scheme.

The fresh capital will support the expansion of advanced power management technologies designed to improve efficiency and reliability in high-performance computing environments. These innovations are increasingly critical as data centers and AI-driven workloads demand more resilient and energy-efficient hardware systems.

Rajan Anandan, Managing Director at Peak XV Partners, highlighted the significance of the company’s technological approach, stating that its power management solutions have the potential to substantially extend GPU lifespan. He noted that such improvements could translate into billions of dollars in savings for the global computing industry by reducing hardware stress, enhancing stability, and improving overall system efficiency.

Policy Alignment with India’s Semiconductor Vision The investment also reflects growing investor confidence in India’s design-led semiconductor ecosystem. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has consistently emphasized that India’s semiconductor strategy prioritizes both chip design and manufacturing, with a strong push toward domestic intellectual property creation and globally competitive product companies. The government’s semiconductor initiatives, including the DLI Scheme, are intended to empower startups through design incentives, access to advanced tools, and ecosystem support. These measures aim to help Indian technology firms scale internationally and reinforce India’s position as a trusted global semiconductor partner.