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Ideal Power advances B-TRAN with 800V SSCB; signs foundry deal, expands 800V data center push

Aug 13, 2026, 9:24 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Multiple near-term catalysts: end-2026 prototype deliveries, a long-term Asia foundry supply deal, 800V SSCB momentum with NVIDIA Rubin Ultra, and channel/test-order activity (RDKs, Stellantis). The cash runway improved by a 27.7M raise and no debt reduces liquidity risk, while 105 patents (51 outside US) support moat. However, ongoing net losses and cash burn warrant cautious positioning until early revenue ramps materialize.

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Ideal Power reports Q2 2026 results and updates on B-TRAN SSCB and 800V data-center initiatives. The company secured a long-term Asia foundry supply agreement, shipped first silicon, and cites NVIDIA Rubin Ultra collaboration with a prototype delivery targeted for late 2026. With Stellantis EV applications progressing and a market-facing advisory addition, IPWR aims for a revenue ramp via design-ins and production orders, though near-term results remain losses.

  • Q2 2026: IPWR cash 41.3M; net proceeds 27.7M; no debt.
  • 800V data-center push with NVIDIA Rubin Ultra; SSCB prototypes due by end-Q4 2026.
  • Long-term Asia foundry supply agreement; first B-TRAN silicon; scalable margins.
  • 800V SSCB reference design kit; distributor stocking order; Stellantis EV opportunities.
  • Advisory Board adds Sanjai Parthasarathi (COHR); patent estate at 105 issued (51 outside US).

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