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Lotus Microsystems, EDOM Technology expand APAC presence

Lotus Microsystems, EDOM Technology expand APAC presence

Lotus Microsystems, a power management solutions company, and EDOM Technology, one of the top 10 Asian distributors, jointly announced the signing of a strategic distribution agreement for the Asia-Pacific region.

This collaboration combines Lotus Microsystems’ power management solutions with EDOM Technology’s distribution network, strong field application engineering (FAE) force, and deep market expertise. The partnership is designed to accelerate customer adoption, deliver superior technical support, and strengthen the presence of both companies across the fast-growing APAC markets.

Power and thermal management are crucial aspects of electronic design, especially in the rapidly developing computing, networking, and IoT markets. Effective thermal management ensures that devices operate within a safe temperature range, optimising performance and extending their operational life. Lotus Microsystems’ work on high-efficiency power modules supports more sustainable computing by reducing energy losses and improving overall power usage effectiveness.


“This partnership with Lotus Microsystems allows us to bring differentiated and forward-looking solutions to our customers in the APAC region. We see great potential in Lotus Microsystems’ technology and are confident it will contribute to the success of our ecosystem,” said Jeffrey Yu, CEO of EDOM Technology.

“We are delighted to partner with EDOM Technology, a recognised leader in distribution across Asia. This agreement marks an important step in our global expansion, enabling Lotus Microsystems to better serve customers in key APAC markets with the strong support and capabilities that EDOM provides,” said Hans Hasselby-Andersen, CEO of Lotus Microsystems.

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