Vervesemi ML-Enhanced Analog Signal Chain ICs

Vervesemi is a fabless semiconductor company based in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, founded in 2017 by semiconductor industry veterans. It focuses on analog signal chains and signal processing, designing ICs that connect physical systems to digital ones.

Its catalog includes motor driver ICs, analog front ends, digital signal controllers, analog SoCs and high-precision analog parts, plus silicon IP such as high-speed data converters. Development tools include the VS32 IDE and VSLink debug adapter. The company states its ICs serve energy metering, motor control, medical devices and smart energy systems.

• Motor driver ICs: new standard IC line for motor control.
• Analog front ends: signal chain ICs for sensing and metering.
• Digital signal controllers and analog SoCs: processing and conversion integrated on chip.
• Silicon IP: analog front ends, high-speed and high-precision data converters.
• Development tools: VS32 IDE and VSLink debug adapter.

Smart energy meter makers can use the analog front ends in metering designs. Motor and drive manufacturers in Vietnam can evaluate the motor driver ICs for industrial equipment.

A portfolio of analog front ends, data converters and motor driver ICs from one supplier simplifies sourcing for industrial and energy products. Silicon IP is offered for customers building their own SoCs. The VS32 IDE and VSLink adapter support firmware development and debugging.

Smart meters, motor control and industrial automation need precise analog chips with local support, and many regions look for alternatives to a few global suppliers. Vietnamese manufacturers of meters and drives may source such ICs for cost and supply diversification.

Founded 2017, Greater Noida, India. Series A of 10 million USD (announced March 2026) led by Ashish Kacholia and Unicorn India Ventures, with Roots Ventures, Caperize Fina and MAIQ Growth Scheme. Funds target commercialization, qualification and market entry in Asia and the US.