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ICeGaN to enable 100kW/rack data centres
It could be argued that the power requirement for data centres is getting out of hand. If you look back even just a few years, the accepted demand to drive CPUs and typical servers was 10 to 15 kilowatts per rack. But now – driven by the voracious appetite of high-performance GPUs used in generative AI – the expectation is that 100kW/rack will be needed…indeed some customers are talking about 200kW/rack. Couple this massive ord...
Cambridge GaN Devices at APEC 2024
Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD) will be present at the upcoming APEC 2024, IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition.
Infineon’s GaN Systems receives 'Graduate Of The Year' Award
Infineon’s GaN Systems has been recognised as the “Graduate Of The Year” by The Global Cleantech 100.
eBook gathers GaN challenges and benefits
Mouser Electronics has released a new eBook in collaboration with Analog Devices (ADI) and Bourns exploring the challenges and benefits of Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology in the pursuit of efficiency, performance, and sustainability.
GaN and the future of untethered robots
At electronica 2024, on the DigiKey booth, Caitlin Gittins speaks with Alex Lidow, CEO, EPC about GaN and the future of untethered robots.
8.5kW AI data centre power supply powered by GaN and SiC
Navitas Semiconductor has announced the world’s first 8.5kW power supply unit (PSU), powered byGaN and SiC technologiesto achieve 98% efficiency, for next-generation AI and hyperscale data centres.
Infineon strengthens GaN portfolio
Infineon recently announced the laucnh of a new family of high-voltage discretes, the CoolGAN Transisotrs 650V G5, strengthening its Gallium Nitride (GaN) portfolio.
Power Integrations launches 1700V GaN switcher IC
Power Integrations has introduced a new addition to its InnoMux-2 range of single-stage, independently regulated multi-output offline power supply ICs.
Innoscience adds new GaN devices to portfolio
Innoscience Technology has expanded its portfolio with two 100V automotive-grade GaN devices.
Aizu ramp up quadruples TI's GaN output
Texas Instruments has begun production of gallium nitride (GaN)-based power semiconductors at its factory in Aizu, Japan.