BOULDER, CO / ACCESS Newswire / January 12, 2026 / As we continue to see growth in personal and at-work technology use, consumers and the workplace are seeing the need for better solutions to manage multiple electronics that don't include added clutter or complication. This year TESSAN has brought forward the news of their latest introduction, a fast charging station, which is put forth as part of what the company is calling a "New Year Tech Reset," a trend towards more organized, intentional, and simplified charging solutions.

GaN Technology Powers Modern Charging Needs

TESSAN's Fast Charging Station, which the company has built out of Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology, is a power semiconductor that has seen wide-scale use in the electronics industry. What GaN does is it enables the charging station to perform at higher power levels in a more compact and lightweight package as well as improve energy efficiency and reduce heat put out as a byproduct when compared to traditional silicon-based charging solutions. This tech has become very relevant as users depend more and more on their multiple high-powered devices daily.

Meeting the Multi-Device Challenge

According to reports from the industry, the average consumer is now a user of many charge-dependent devices, which include laptops, smartphones, tablets, wireless accessories, and wearable tech. This growth has seen demand for central charging solutions that are able to support many devices at the same time without a tradeoff in performance or safety.

The just-introduced charging station, which puts out 100 watts of total power, includes two AC outlets, one USB-A port, and also three USB-C ports. This is seen by the company as an effort to charge up to six devices at once from a single unit, which in turn reduces the need for many wall adapters or extension cords. Also included are the USB-C ports, which are a trend the company is seeing in the shift towards USB-C as a universal charging solution for laptops and mobile devices.

Design Innovations for Workspace Efficiency

In the case of the TESSAN Fast Charging Station, the company has designed a non-blocking outlet layout, which is a standout feature. It is observed that in traditional power strips, which is a known issue, larger power adapters will block out neighboring outlets, thus reducing the overall utility. By improving the layout of the outlets and ports, the company has enabled all connections to be accessible at the same time.

In terms of performance and layout, the company has put a great deal into what it has done, but at the same time safety is a very critical element in high-wattage charging solutions. The device incorporates a number of protective features, which include overcurrent protection, overheat protection, and short circuit protection. Also, these features are designed to do better at protecting connected devices in the long term or at the time of multiple charging at the same time, which in turn is in full compliance with present safety standards for today's power equipment.

Compact, Portable, and Travel-Friendly

The growth of remote and hybrid work is seeing the company rethink the traditional workspace and, with it, the design of charging solutions. It is observed more and more of a blend between home, office, and while on the road. To that end, the company has designed a compact and very portable range of charging stations. In large part due to the acceptance of remote and hybrid work models, which are here to stay, a trend toward employees looking for reliable power options at all of their working locations is noted. Instead of large stationary power bars, there is an increase in the use of small charging hubs, which also charge laptops and accessories.

Supporting the Concept of a New Year Tech Reset

Industry reports note a trend towards greater workspace efficiency and digital organization, which plays out at the start of the year as individuals and organizations review their workflows and technology systems. The concept of a "tech reset" is growing in popularity as users aim to simplify device management, tie up loose ends with cables, and design more efficient workspaces instead of adding more hardware.

TESSAN's charging station is in this larger picture, which is seen by the company as one of consolidation, not expansion. By way of a single centralized unit, which in turn charges multiple devices, the product is in step with present trends, which aim to reduce desk clutter and which in turn improve workspace design.

Industry Trends and Wider Implications

The present study reports on a trend that is reflective of what is happening in the field of charging infrastructure as a whole. An increase in the implementation of intelligent power distribution is observed. Today's charging stations are designed to put out variable levels of power based on what connected devices require, which has grown in relevance as laptops and tablets demand greater wattage. Also at the fore are solutions based on GaN, which have taken center stage in meeting these needs without at the same time increasing physical size.

Initially for individual use, centralized charging stations are also seeing great adoption in shared settings like co-working spaces, hotel rooms, and temporary work environments. Multiport charging hubs, which also serve many devices at once, are a practical solution that also do away with the need for custom adapters for different device types.

TESSAN reports it has put forth a universal charger design, which is meant to support a broad scope of consumer electronic products without loyalty to a particular brand or ecosystem. This is understood as a break from old-style methods, which preferred certain platforms. Also, a trend in the industry toward delivery of platform-independent charging solutions that cover a wide variety of devices is noted.

About TESSAN

TESSAN is an innovator in power management and charging solutions for the modern home, office, and travel. The company designs products which put forward efficiency, safety, and practicality to support growing technology trends and multi device lifestyles.

Press Contact:

TESSAN Communications Team
Email: Derien@tessan.com
Organization: Tessan
Phone: +1 833-362-9899
Website: https://tessan.com/

SOURCE: TESSAN