Skeleton sets eyes on US IPO after 31 mln round
Bloomberg reports that Skeleton Technologies is setting its sights on a U.S. public debut following a fresh €31 million funding round led by Taiwania Capital.
Despite the supercapacitor maker’s long-standing 'Europe-first' stance, this strategic injection from Taiwan’s leading venture firm signals a move across the Atlantic to tap into the higher valuations and massive capital pools of the U.S. markets.
Over the last year, Skeleton has positioned its products increasingly as a solution for AI data centres’ peak loads.
“Europe’s ambition in AI should be nothing less than global leadership in building the infrastructure that powers it,” Taavi Madiberk, CEO and co-founder of Skeleton Technologies, said in a statement. “AI infrastructure will define economic power and security for decades. The leaders will be those who can build and scale globally, work with trusted partners that share common values, and deliver mission-critical infrastructure wherever AI is being built. This investment from Taiwania Capital strengthens our ability to deliver on that ambition.”
Taiwan plays a structurally critical role in the global AI infrastructure value chain, extending beyond advanced semiconductors to electronics manufacturing, hardware integration, and system-level engineering. As AI hardware performance accelerates, these strengths increasingly depend on parallel innovation in mission-critical power and energy systems to deploy AI capacity at scale.
“Taiwan acts as the global hub for the AI data center supply chain, while Europe is a powerhouse of deep-tech innovation. We view Skeleton’s technology as a critical solution for enabling the next generation of AI infrastructure. By backing Skeleton Technologies, we are connecting their breakthrough energy solutions with Taiwan’s robust AI Data Center supply chain. Together, we are building the resilient energy backbone needed to unlock the full potential of the AI era,” Taiwania Capital CEO David Weng, said in a statement.