SemiX – IIT Bombay, IIT Bhubaneswar, and iVP Semiconductor

Sign Tripartite MoU to Develop Customized Power Semiconductor Products

Bhubaneswar : In a significant step towards advancing power semiconductor device technology in India, SemiX – IIT Bombay, IIT Bhubaneswar, and iVP Semiconductor signed a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on January 23, 2025. This marks the beginning of a groundbreaking project aiming to design and develop highly customized silicon power MOSFETs for EV and other applications.
The project will leverage the combined expertise of two premier academic institutions and a leading industry innovator. IIT Bombay and IIT Bhubaneswar bring their research capabilities and academic excellence, while iVP Semiconductor contributes its cutting-edge industry experience and insight. Together, the team will focus on product definition, design optimization, device layout and device characterisation.
“iVP is proud to collaborate with India’s leading academic institutions to translate advanced research into high-impact, market-ready power semiconductor solutions. By combining cutting-edge innovation with practical, scalable design, we aim to develop products that drive value for both India and global markets,” said Ms. Ponni Carlin, COO, iVP Semiconductor.
This project focuses on optimizing power device performance for a range of applications. It will facilitate the development of customized solutions that address the increasing demands for advanced power electronics across various sectors, including automotive, renewable energy, industrial automation, and consumer electronics.
“This collaboration represents a milestone for the Indian semiconductor R&D ecosystem. We expect that the combination of academic ingenuity and industry expertise here will lead to the indigenous development of market leading power devices,” said Prof. Shreepad Karmalkar, Director, IIT Bhubaneswar.
“IIT Bombay through its semiconductor center, SemiX, is pleased to collaborate with iVP Semiconductor and IIT Bhubaneswar to drive the development of power semiconductor solutions in India,” said Prof. Sachin Patwardhan, Dean R&D, IIT Bombay.