Skeleton Technologies

Mission-Critical Power means power that cannot fail.

It’s more than just an uninterruptible power supply – it’s the guarantee that your most important systems keep running, no matter what.

☑️ Understand how supercapacitors safeguard systems against downtime, reduce failure risks, and ensure mission-critical performance in AI data centers, the power grid, and defense.

What’s the biggest challenge your AI data center is facing today?

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We’re here in London on 16–17 September to showcase how our supercapacitors and one of our flagship products, hashtag , can help you scale AI compute power without limits while keeping mission-critical operations secure.

Book a meeting or just drop me a message, let’s talk about where AI data centers are heading!
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Max van de Poll 🔋
Strategy Manager

Skeleton is now firmly focused on AI data centers, power grids, and the defense industry – the mission-critical power areas where our technology is set to dominate.

A significant recognition of this came when we recently received the first prize for the 'Best Technology in Production' award from Handelsblatt and WirtschaftsWoche.

Skeleton CEO Taavi Madiberk gave an interview to Estonian media (Postimees Grupp) on the business development potential of AI sector. While Skeleton’s business has traditionally been Europe-focused, an increasing share of sales now comes from the United States.

“Rising demand in the defense sector has brought new orders to many companies, including Skeleton. Almost every European country is working to modernize its armed forces. In the energy sector, our applications include drones, missile systems, and ground vehicles. The defense industry presents new business opportunities for many Estonian companies, including Skeleton. We want to contribute to Europe’s security.”

Madiberk adds: “First and foremost, it’s a mindset – Estonia is a country of winners. We are not small and powerless; we always find a way to succeed. To keep pace with global developments, AI data centers must also be built in Estonia. In the defense sector, our target should be 5% of GDP.”

Read the full interview here: https://majandus.postimees.ee/8323383/intervjuu-taavi-madiberk-skeleton-on-keskendunud-taislahenduste-pakkumisele-ai-andmekeskustele-elektrivorkudele-ja-kaitsetoostusele