Power systems for
AI infrastructure
Stabilizing AI infrastructure from microseconds to minutes with intelligent power systems
10 µs Dynamic Response Time
Achieved only by Skeleton, Bypassing the 20µs speed required for GPUs peak shaving.
45% More Energy Efficiency
By eliminating the need for artificial compute loads, reducing heat and increasing efficiency.
High quality at scale
Dedicated engineering teams for AI data center power systems with integrated hardware & software capabilities.
Full value chain engineering and production
High-Density AI Data Center UPS
GrapheneUPS
Double-conversion UPS built for AI infrastructure
UPS Density
242 kW/m²
Footprint
50% smaller than comparable UPS systems
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GrapheneUPS
Peak Shaving Capacitor Shelf (PCS)
GrapheneGPU
AI Peak Load Shaving
Dynamic Reaction Speed
10 µs
Voltage
48-54V & 800V
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GrapheneGPU
+ Peak Shaving Capacitor Shelf (PCS)
+ 48-800 VDC interface voltage
+ 60-160 kW peak power
+ ORV3 compatible, 1O-40U high
800 VDC Battery Backup Unit (BBU)
GrapheneBBU
Backup Power for Data Centers
Backup duration
Up to 90 seconds
Nominal Output Voltage
800V
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GrapheneBBU
Battery Backup Unit (BBU) for data center backup power, based on Skeleton’s proprietary SuperBattery energy storage technology.
+ Integrated DC/DC converter and battery management system (BMS)
+ 800 VDC interface voltage
+ Liquid-cooled
+ Skeleton Technologies’ patented Curved Graphene technology
High-Power Grid Energy Storage
SkelGrid
Grid-Scale Systems
Max power (1s)
1132 kW - 2830 kW
Max current (1s)
1400A - 2500A
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High-power
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fit your unique
requirements.
Made in Europe, Delivered Globally
Module and Systems Development
Unique Product Roadmap, Supported by the Largest Largest Power Systems R&D Team in the AI Industry
Sustainable Raw Materials
Free from cobalt, nickel, and copper
Robust & Safe
Safe even when pierced, crushed, or overheated, due to no lithiated graphite or lithium plating.
Curved Graphene
Skeleton's proprietary material allowing unmatched low internal resistance and high capacitance
Skeleton Blog & News
We're committed to making a positive impact on our planet — not just today but every day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A supercapacitor is an energy storage medium, just like a battery. The difference is that a supercapacitor stores energy in an electric field, whereas a battery uses a chemical reaction. Supercapacitors have many advantages over batteries, such as safety, long lifetime, higher power, and temperature tolerance, but their energy density is lower compared to batteries. Learn more.
Skeleton’s SuperBattery technology is a fast-charging, high-power battery technology that fills the gap between supercapacitors and batteries. SuperBatteries offer the ideal combination of energy, power, and safety for applications under 30 minutes.
The short answer is that there is no difference in how the words are used today. To learn more about the history of these terms, read our blog post “What’s the Difference between and Ultracapacitor and a Supercapacitor?”.
Supercapacitors and batteries serve different purposes. Supercapacitors excel in short-term applications (typically a few seconds of power) and have a longer lifespan, higher reliability, and efficiency in extreme temperatures. Batteries are more economical for long-term energy needs. See our infographic explaining the differences to help you choose the right energy storage technology.
ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) measures the internal resistance of a supercapacitor, and it's crucial as it affects efficiency, heat generation, and voltage drop. Lower ESR means higher efficiency, less heat, and better performance, especially in high-frequency applications. The lower the ESR of a supercapacitor, the better the performance.
Supercapacitors operate normally and maintain efficiency from -40 °C to +65 °C (-40 °F to 149 °F), with minimal to no effect on performance. However, high temperatures do reduce the lifetime of a supercapacitor cell, module, or system.
