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Cirrus Logic, the semiconductor company providing solutions for EV charging, data centres and energy storage, has received a research and development grant from Scottish Enterprise.<\/p>\n
It will support the development of next-generation smart energy technology and expand advanced engineering activities in Edinburgh where the company grew out of Wolfson Microelectronics.<\/p>\n
The funding supports development of a new platform for smart power metering applications in residential, commercial, and industrial energy metering. <\/p>\n
More broadly, it addresses growing demand for grid modernisation, energy management, and decarbonisation technologies.<\/p>\n
The investment reinforces Cirrus Logic\u2019s long-standing commitment to Scotland, where the company has built its largest engineering operations outside of the United States.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur Scottish engineering talent and operations have been an integral part of Cirrus Logic\u2019s success for many years,\u201d said Neil Rankin, vice president, engineering.<\/p>\n
His VP colleague Eddie Sinnott, added: \u201cThis investment will help Cirrus Logic expand collaboration between industry, academia, and the public sector to advance engineering work. <\/p>\n
\u201cIt also helps us build expertise in the globally critical areas of electrification and energy management and create opportunities for the next generation of engineers and innovators.\u201d <\/p>\n
As part of the project, Cirrus Logic has also expanded its collaboration with the University of Strathclyde\u2019s Institute for Energy and Environment on research.<\/p>\n
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