Novosense, UAES and Innoscience join forces on GaN
Chinese firms Novosense Microelectronics, UAS, and Innoscience have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to jointly advance GaN power electronics for new energy vehicles (NEVs).
The three parties will collaborate on next-generation intelligent integrated GaN products with Novosense bringing experience in analogue and mixed-signal IC design; UAES (a joint venture of Zhong-Lian Automotive Electronics and Robert Bosch) contributing knowledge in system integration and automotive applications; and Innoscience bringing expertise in GaN device technology.
Building on the combined expertise, the partners aim to tackle critical challenges such as efficiency, reliability and cost. They say the resulting new devices will deliver more reliable GaN driving and protection features, enabling higher power density and paving the way for commercial adoption across the automotive industry
Xiaolu Guo, deputy general manager of UAES, said:“UAES has been at the forefront of automotive electronics for decades, consistently responding to industry needs through innovation. GaN technology is a vital enabler for vehicle electrification. Partnering with Novosense and Innoscience allows us to integrate capabilities from device to system level, driving GaN industrialisation and delivering efficient, reliable and cost-effective solutions for our customers.”
Shengyang Wang, founder, chairman and CEO of Novosense, commented:“Upgrading the NEV industry requires deep collaboration across the value chain. By combining UAES’s system integration expertise with Innoscience’s GaN leadership and Novosense’s IC design capabilities, we are creating a powerful synergy. This strategic partnership sets a benchmark for industry collaboration, ensuring both technological breakthroughs and market value creation.”
Jingang Wu, CEO of Innoscience, added: “The potential of GaN in automotive power electronics is only beginning to be realised. True impact will come from aligning device innovation with system requirements. We look forward to working closely with Novosense and UAES to extend the boundaries of GaN applications in automotive electrification and to translate technological advantages into tangible industry benefits.”
