Navitas Previews Industry's First 8.5 kW AI Data Center Power Supply at electronica 2024
Explore the latest GaN and SiC technologies to ‘Electrify Our World’, & deliver the most efficient and reliable power solutions for AI data centers, EVs, and consumer markets, from 20 W to 20 MW.
Navitas Semiconductor has announced it will preview several breakthroughs at electronica 2024 (Hall C 3, booth 129, November 12th- 15th).
Aligned with the mission to ‘Electrify our World™’, the “Planet Navitas” booth invites visitors to discover how next-gen GaN and SiC technology enable the latest solutions for AI data centers, EV transportation, renewable energy, industrial drives, and consumer appliances. Each example highlights end-user benefits such as higher power density, increased efficiency, longer range, faster charging, portability, and grid independence, along with a focus on how low-carbon-footprint GaN and SiC technology can save over 6 Gtons/yr CO2 by 2050.
Major technology updates include the world’s first 8.5 kW power supply for AI and hyperscale data centers, using high-power GaNSafe power ICs and Gen-3 Fast SiC MOSFETs.
Enabled by over 20 years of SiC innovation leadership, GeneSiC technology offers world leading performance over temperature to provide cool-running, fast-switching SiC MOSFETs to support up to 3x more powerful AI data centers and faster charging EVs. The Gen-3 Fast GeneSiC MOSFETs are developed using a proprietary ‘trench-assisted planar’ technology offering leading performance, while also providing superior robustness, manufacturability and cost than competition. Gen-3 Fast MOSFETs deliver high-efficiency with high-speed performance, enabling up to 25°C lower case temperature, and up to 3x longer life than SiC products from other vendors.
Also on display will be the company’s latest development of GaNSense™ Motor Drives ICs for home appliance and industrial, 650V bi-directional GaN demonstrator for next generation, highest efficiency and power density solutions, as well as newly released SiCPAK™ modules for high-power markets such as power grid, renewables, EV charging, and UPS.
In addition to the exhibition, the company’s Llew Vaughan-Edmunds will take part in the EETimes panel debate ‘SiC & GaN Technologies - Exploring Advancements, Addressing Challenges’ (November 12th, 2:20 pm local time). This debate will examine both recent and upcoming advances that will increase wide bandgap technologies’ share of the legacy silicon power IC market, which has been valued at $22bn/yr. The analyst house Yole Group predicts GaN and SiC products will make up 30% share of the power semi market by 2027.
Electronica 2024 takes place at Trade Fair Center Messe München, Am Messesee 2, 81829 Munich, from November 12th – 15th. “Planet Navitas”, is featured in Hall C3, booth #129.
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