Vensum Power raises €9M to bring power converters into mass production

Led by CEO Peter Nisula after co-founder Jyrki Penttonen's death, Vensum Power plans mass production in 2027 and a push into AI data centres.

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Primary source: Tech.eu

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AI data centres, EV chargers and storage systems are running into limited grid capacity, so every percentage point lost in power conversion reduces usable capacity and adds heat. Vensum's Series A tests whether a small Finnish team can turn Aalto-born research into production hardware that recovers that lost power at industrial scale.

A fenced electrical substation with a large transformer and power lines stands in the rain beyond a window.

Peter Nisula joined Vensum Power in the spring of 2022, the year co-founder and then-CEO Jyrki Penttonen died suddenly and the team had to decide whether to keep the company going or dissolve it. Vensum has now raised €9M in a Series A co-led by Lifeline Ventures, Larsen & Toubro Group and Eviny Ventures, taking total capital raised to €15.2M, according to [Tech.eu's November 6th…

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