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Infineon buys Indian power systems firm C2i Semiconductors
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German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon Technologies has acquired C2i Semiconductors, a Bangalore-based company specializing in developing power-delivery architectures for large-scale AI data centers.
Key facts
- In February, the company raised $15 million in its Series A funding round
- C2i, short for control, conversion, and intelligence, was founded in 2024 by former power systems engineers from Texas Instruments
- The deal also expands the company’s engineering footprint in the Indian market, where it already employs approximately 2,800 people
- German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon Technologies has acquired C2i Semiconductors, a Bangalore-based company specializing in developing power-delivery architectures for large-scale AI data
Summary
According to Infineon, the deal will expand its power semiconductor portfolio, adding capabilities in intelligent digital power management and system-level power architectures for vertical power delivery. The deal also expands the company’s engineering footprint in the Indian market, where it already employs approximately 2,800 people. C2i's technology is designed to help power delivery systems respond to the rapidly shifting power demands of AI processors, combining power semiconductors with digital control and software algorithms to manage conversion, regulation, and system performance in real time. C2i, short for control, conversion, and intelligence, was founded in 2024 by former power systems engineers from Texas Instruments.