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In 50 Words: NTU leads $54m deeptech initiative for EV chargers
Nanyang Technological University’s firm Amperesand has become the first deeptech spin-off under a S$75 million (US$54 million) pilot program between by NTU, Temasek, and the National University of Singapore. Amperesand aspires to be the first company to market modular solid-state transformers for electric vehicle charging, with a plan to deliver the first batch of products by 2025.
