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Moving tasks to the virtual world means an increasing demand for electricity. This poses a significant challenge to many nations across the world as they attempt to drastically reduce emissions.

There are several driving forces that require new and more efficient ways to transform and transfer electric power. One of the biggest is the automotive industry, which is in the midst of transitioning to electric vehicles.

Thanks to the pioneering spirit of visionaries like Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, Godfrey Hounsfield or Nikola Tesla we can build and co-create solutions today that are leading the way…

When Nikola Tesla filed the first patent for a vacuum capacitor on September 15, 1896 - 125 years ago - little did he know the impact this invention would have on today's modern world.

It’s probably one of the most important launches of the year for Comet: The MesoFocus technology. Take a look behind the scenes of a game-changing product. Find out more in an interview with Marcel Odermatt, the man behind it all.

They store energy over time and make it available exactly when you need it. With more, more powerful and longer-lasting batteries new challenges arise when it comes to safety.
A case of interest for Comet technologies.

Taiwan is one of the global semiconductor / electronics hotspots. Reason enough for Comet Group to be on the spot with a dedicated location at the famous HsinChu Science Park. We say welcome to the family!

The health of those who are vital for our company is of highest importance. We at Comet, take every opportunity to encourage our people to lead healthier lives and strive for a sustainable future: That’s why we are an active member of "Bike-to-work".

The Technology Unites Global Summit held virtually in February 2021 attracted hundreds of professionals from the Electronics and Semiconductor industry. As the silver sponsor, we summarize it for you short and crisp in 3 points:

As digitalization experiences an unprecedented boom due to COVID-19, we would be tempted to think that the population of the Silicon Valley, known as the cradle of innovations, is still doing better than anywhere else. But reality seems different...