In a world obsessed with AI models and GPUs, the real bottleneck isn't compute—it's power delivery. Ferric is quietly solving the physics problem that limits every advanced chip on the planet: how to deliver massive power in microscopic space without melting your silicon.

"Ferric doesn't compete with power converters—they eliminate them entirely from the equation."

The search data tells a revealing story. Queries like 'ferric ivr soft start ramp up time' and 'integrated production and test engineering' aren't casual browsing—these are engineers solving production problems. The 25% organic search traffic suggests they're winning technical evaluations, not ad auctions. In a world where most hardware startups die in the 'valley of death' between Series A and product launch, Ferric has quietly crossed into production revenue while staying under the radar.

• IVR technology eliminates external power components, saving 50-70% board space
• Targeting advanced computing where power density is the limiting factor
• Revenue-per-employee indicates deep technical moat, not commodity manufacturing
• Direct traffic dominance shows inbound engineering demand, not outbound sales