Cyient Semiconductors Launches India's First GaN Power IC Family
Cyient Semiconductors launched India's first GaN power IC family using Navitas technology. Seven new 650V GaN devices target AI data centers and e-mobility. Sampling begins June 2026, aiming to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing.
The launch of a new product line in a growing technology sector like GaN power ICs is significant, but its market impact will depend on adoption rates and competition.
The launch of India's first GaN power IC family, leveraging a strategic partnership, is a positive development for Cyient Semiconductors and the Indian semiconductor ecosystem.
Cyient Semiconductors Private Limited has announced the launch of seven new gallium nitride (GaN) power devices for the Indian market, developed using Navitas Semiconductor’s GaN technology. This marks Cyient Semiconductors’ first commercial GaN product family and a significant step in advancing India’s domestic power semiconductor ecosystem.
The new portfolio is designed to meet the increasing demand for high-efficiency, high-power-density solutions in applications such as AI data centers, telecommunications, consumer fast charging, industrial power systems, and e-mobility platforms. The partnership, initially announced in December 2025, allows Indian customers to access GaN power solutions with local support and supply assurance, aligning with domestic sourcing initiatives.
Under the agreement, Cyient Semiconductors will license Navitas’s GaN technology for use in India, accelerating the adoption of these high-performance solutions. Cyient Semiconductors will also serve as a second source for select Navitas GaN devices, enhancing supply chain resilience. GaN power semiconductors offer advantages over traditional silicon, including higher switching speeds, lower conduction losses, and improved thermal efficiency, leading to reduced power losses, smaller solution sizes, and better system performance.
The initial GaN portfolio targets power applications up to 650V, including consumer chargers, adapters, AC-DC power supplies, AI data center and telecommunications power systems, and e-mobility charging platforms. Cyient Semiconductors plans to expand its GaN portfolio through partnerships and aims for domestic manufacturing of GaN power devices in India over time. The first wave of products features seven highly integrated GaN power devices in DPAK packages with integrated drive, control, protection, EMI management, and current sensing functions.
Suman Narayan, CEO of Cyient Semiconductors, stated that this launch signifies their entry into high-performance power semiconductors with a strong expansion roadmap. Chris Allexandre, President and CEO of Navitas Semiconductor, highlighted India as a key market and emphasized the partnership's role in building a robust local supply chain and manufacturing capability, supporting the government’s “Make in India” initiatives.
Cyient Semiconductors expects to begin sampling the first set of GaN power products by June 2026. Customers can contact Cyient Semiconductors directly for datasheets, samples, and technical support.
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