Frontier IP: Pulsiv's OSMIUM chip goes commercial via Easby Group manufacturing deal

Pulsiv's OSMIUM power conversion technology is going into production for the first time, under an exclusive manufacturing and wholesaling deal with Easby Group. Easby's Delta Matrix will manufacture USB modules built on OSMIUM, while sister firm Easby Electronics handles sales - targeting chargers, sockets, trains, planes and vehicles. Frontier IP Group PLC (LSE:FIPP, FRA:8WT) CEO Neil Crabb and Easby Group CEO Jason Crabtree told Proactive's Stephen Gunnion the agreement follows over two years of collaboration, with Delta Matrix chosen as exclusive partner after extensive research. Crabb said the deal answers customer demand for complete, scalable power products rather than standalone microcontroller technology. Crabtree pointed to OSMIUM's edge on efficiency, thermal performance and regulatory readiness, citing a market of over 2 billion USB-enabled sockets sold annually, with tightening USB-C and energy efficiency rules driving adoption. Crabb summed up the logic: "We deliver a technology differentiation to Delta Matrix, they deliver scalability to us." For more interviews with listed companies and industry leaders, visit the Proactive YouTube channel, give this video a like, subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications so you never miss future updates. Read Proactive's Editorial Policy here: https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/pages/editorialPolicy #FrontierIP #Pulsiv #DeltaMatrix #OSMIUM #PowerElectronics #PowerConversion #EnergyEfficiency #USBc #Semiconductors #CleanTech #Manufacturing #Technology #Engineering #Electronics #ProactiveInvestors