Vensum Power raises €9M Series A for energy-efficient power conversion
Lifeline Ventures, Larsen & Toubro Group, and Eviny Ventures back the Finnish hardware developer to prepare AI data center hardware for 2027 production.
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Finnish startup Vensum Power secured €9 million (about $10.1 million) in Series A funding on Nov. 6 [1]. The round was co-led by Lifeline Ventures, Larsen & Toubro Group, and Eviny Ventures [1]. This round lifts the company's total capital raised to €15.2 million [1].
Vensum Power designs a software-defined power conversion architecture engineered to minimize energy dissipation across demanding compute infrastructure [1]. The hardware and control layer optimize electrical throughput for applications including data centers running AI workloads [1]. As compute clusters require expanding power capacity, efficiency bottlenecks in distribution architectures have drawn heightened capital interest [1]. "The question in data centres is no longer only how powerful the chips are," noted CEO Peter Nisula [1].
The company announced that the capital will finance the manufacturing rollout of its conversion architecture and support commercial entry into AI data centers [1]. Vensum Power targets starting volume industrial production for its power system in 2027 [1].
Questions and answers
How much funding did Vensum Power secure?
Vensum Power raised €9 million (about $10.1 million) in its Series A round, bringing total funding to €15.2 million.
Who led the investment round?
The round was co-led by Lifeline Ventures, Larsen & Toubro Group, and Eviny Ventures.
What will the proceeds support?
The capital is earmarked to prepare the company's software-defined power conversion technology for industrial mass production in 2027 and expand into AI data center infrastructure.
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Sources
- 1.Vensum Power raises €9M to cut power losses in AI data centres, EV charging and energy storage — Tech.eu, Nov 6, 2026
