QPT has unveiled qDesign, an AI-driven generative design service that programmatically generates, simulates and iterates on QPTs patented qAttach thermal interface layer for any power module, replacing weeks of human-in-the-loop CAD and simulation cycles with AI-generated topologies and automated optimisation.

QPT, the deep-tech company behind the world's first 1MHz GaN motor drive, today opened customer demonstrations of its MicroDyno test platform, now updated with full Field Oriented Control (FOC) and real-time dynamic cogging correction. The platform is available for in-person demos at QPT's new R&D facility in Edinburgh, with remote-access demos available for international customers unable to travel.

QPT has unveiled MicroDyno, a breakthrough low-voltage motor drive test platform which demonstrates the key benefits of ultra-high frequency GaN-based motor drives. The solution enables greater control and efficiency with lower system complexity and cost, providing significant benefits in the fast-growing cobot market.

QPT solves major problem of waste heat removal in power electronics with novel die attach process

Aim to demonstrate world’s first pure sine wave GaN-based traction inverter at Cenex Expo in September 2025

QPT has appointed Dr Simon Hart as an advisor to its board. He is an Honorary Associate Professor and Entrepreneur in Residence at the University of Nottingham, and holds C-level roles at several technology companies.

The second co-founder of GaN Systems, Girvan Patterson, has joined his fellow co-founder, Geoff Haynes, as an advisor at QPT.

QPT has announced that it has won the ABB Power Density Start-up Challenge 2023 for Motor Drive Products.

QPT has opened its first funding round on Crowdcube and is delighted to announce that one of the pioneers of GaN technology, Geoff Haynes, is the lead investor for the round.

QPT has been chosen as one of four finalists to participate in the ABB Power Density Start-up Challenge 2023 for Motor Drive Products.

QPT reports that it is rapidly growing its team of advisers with the addition of another GaN expert 

Veteran of the GaN industry so impressed with QPT’s qGaN technology that he joins the company 

QPT’s technology unlocks the full potential of GaN to revolutionise power electronics

QPT Limited recently announced that it has created the drive, control, and sense technologies to maximize GaN (Gallium Nitride) transistor performance and overcome design challenges in the 100 kHz to 20 MHz frequency range for high-power and high-voltage applications that use hard switching. This technology now unleashes the power performance in GaN-based designs, most dominantly in the automotive industry.

Clean-tech specialist gains strategic endorsement in its mission to save energy