VisIC Technologies Ltd.

VisIC Technologies Ltd. is an innovative company specializing in advanced Gallium Nitride (GaN) power semiconductors, focusing on enhancing power efficiency and density in electric vehicle applications. Founded in 2010 in Israel, VisIC Technologies develops cutting-edge GaN technology. In December 2025, VisIC Technologies Ltd.

raised USD 26 million in series A funding led by an unspecified investor, with participation from new investor Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation. Daniel Wainmann is the founder, while Tamara Baksht serves as CEO. VisIC Technologies specializes in advanced Gallium Nitride (GaN) power semiconductors, primarily focusing on their D³GaN technology. This product line includes high-performance inverters and on-board chargers designed for electric vehicle (EV) applications, which significantly enhance power density while reducing system weight and costs.

The D³GaN technology enables a reduction of up to 50% in energy losses and offers three times the power density compared to traditional solutions, addressing critical efficiency challenges in EV drive-line systems and on-board charging systems. The company targets sectors such as automotive, industrial applications, data centers, and renewable energy, serving a diverse client base that includes automotive manufacturers and energy solution providers across North America, Europe, and Asia. VisIC Technologies generates revenue through direct sales of its semiconductor products to clients in the automotive and industrial sectors. Transactions typically occur through business-to-business (B2B) agreements, where the company partners with manufacturers to integrate its GaN technology into their systems.

The sales structure may involve long-term contracts for the supply of inverters and chargers, which are essential for modern EV architectures. Customers benefit from VisIC's proprietary D³GaN products, which are recognized for their high efficiency and reliability, positioning them as key components in next-generation electric vehicles and other high-power applications. The company's strategic collaborations and partnerships further enhance its market presence and revenue potential. The company plans to utilize the December 2025 funding to speed up development of GaN technologies and expand into EV and data center markets.