Ganify, Inc.

Ganify, Inc., a for-profit corporation based in Santa Barbara, California, develops gallium nitride and wide-bandgap semiconductor power electronics for federal research and energy agencies as a prime recipient of federal research grants and as a prime contractor on a NASA purchase order. The company operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) with no subcontract footprint, competing in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations.

Ganify's federal footprint centers on high-temperature semiconductor devices and optoelectronic power integration. The company holds three ARPA-E SBIR/STTR grants spanning medium-voltage power electronics development: a cooperative agreement awarded May 10, 2024 (with ultimate completion May 9, 2027) to develop medium-voltage optoelectronic power integrated circuit building blocks combining optical control, fast switching, and low power loss; a project grant awarded October 1, 2023 (completed July 6, 2026) for 50-kilovolt, 1-ampere sub-microsecond power switches for gyrotron modulation; and a project grant awarded August 26, 2022 (completed November 25, 2024) to prototype 10-kilovolt, 10-ampere power diodes using charge-balanced gallium nitride super-heterojunction technology demonstrating roughly three times lower on-resistance than existing wide-bandgap alternatives. Most recently, on July 10, 2026, NASA's Shared Services Center awarded a $150,000 purchase order for twenty research-grade gallium nitride amplifiers capable of continuous 800-degree-Celsius operation with specified transistor On/Off ratios, gain, and bandwidth performance; delivery is due by January 8, 2027, with in-situ and ex-situ electrical testing as deliverables.

Customer concentration splits entirely between the Department of Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency (three awards, all SBIR/STTR grants with obligated dollars reaching $4.2 million across a $150 thousand combined potential value ceiling, indicating substantial program funding relative to stated contract ceilings) and NASA's Shared Services Center (one purchase order, $150 thousand). Two awards face completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $150 thousand). The company's NAICS footprint reflects Other Electronic Component Manufacturing and applied research services, with work performed at the Santa Barbara facility.