TTTech ZYNE

TTTech

TTTech is a leading provider of secure and reliable computing platforms that are used in for networking, control, and automation of systems and make megatrends such as the Internet of Things or autonomous mobility a reality. 

TTTech solutions have been used for more than 25 years in safety-critical applications in aerospace, mobile machinery, smart manufacturing and automation, and the automotive industry. Around 1,200 employees from 44 nations work for the companies of the TTTech Group (TTTech, TTTech Industrial, TTControl) in 11 countries. 

VERBUND

VERBUND is Austria's leading electricity company and one of the largest producers of hydroelectric power in Europe. As a leading domestic energy transition company, VERBUND is driving forward pioneering technologies and investing in innovation and cooperation. 

Renewable energies are the key to a secure supply and to achieving climate targets. Whether electromobility, green hydrogen or innovative energy storage systems: VERBUND is focusing on innovation. As a pacesetter in the industry, we are breaking new ground and actively shaping the future of energy.

"This partnership is a central component of our strategy to actively drive the transformation of the energy market and contribute to climate neutrality in Europe."

Michael Strugl, 
CEO VERBUND

”TTTech contributes decades of experience in the development of highly reliable real-time systems and edge systems. Our technology enables, with AI-enhanced software, to react dynamically and reliably to changes, which is of crucial importance in the energy market.“

Georg Kopetz, 
CEO and co-founder TTTech

”TTTech ZYNE is a strategic investment in the future of energy supply. This partnership opens up completely new opportunities to realize value creation potential in the energy market and to make companies fit for the challenges of the energy transformation.”

Franz Zöchbauer, 
Managing Director VERBUND X Ventures

Why does the energy market need a new platform solution?

Efficiency & Sustainability 

The energy market faces major challenges due to rising electricity prices, volatile markets, and the increasing integration of renewable energies. Energy costs are becoming a decisive locational factor, even as requirements for efficiency, sustainability, and secure, trustworthy solutions for critical infrastructures are increasing. 

The goal is clear: by 2050, greenhouse gas emissions should not exceed the amount that can be absorbed by technological and natural measures. For industry, one of the largest CO2 emitters, this means a special responsibility.   

Twin transition

Mastering this transformation requires close cooperation between industry, commerce, and the energy sector. Two developments in recent decades make this possible: The massive push for digitalization and the growing focus on sustainability are merging in a "twin transition". This enables completely new forms of cooperation between industrial and commercial consumers and energy suppliers. Modern energy management systems play a key role in this. As data-centric control centers, they not only optimize energy consumption, but also enable active participation in the energy market.