Wide-bandgap power converters supplier, Wise Integration, has teamed up with power semiconductors supplier, Navitas Semiconductor, to advance power-computing applications for AI PCs, high-end workstations, desktop computers for gamers and industrial systems.
The companies will focus on AI data center power supply units (PSUs) and exploration of additional power-conversion topologies by combining Wise Integration’s distributed digital control technology and Navitas’s wide-bandgap technologies, including its GaN and SiC technologies, to address high-voltage, high-power and high-efficiency applications from grid-to-chip.
“Wide-bandgap technologies are unlocking new levels of power density and efficiency, but realizing their full potential requires advanced control. With WiseWare, we bring the digital intelligence needed to optimize power conversion in real time. Combining this capability with Navitas’ GaN and SiC technologies can enable more efficient, compact, and high-performance power-supply solutions for AI Data Centers and next-generation computing systems,” said Ghislain Kaiser, CEO of Wise Integration.
AI data centers and performance computing applications are driving significant growth in energy demand and creating new requirements for efficiency, power density and system performance. In AI Data Center PSUs and energy infrastructure, these requirements are also making it necessary to deploy new power-conversion architectures to deliver higher efficiency and power density. By combining Navitas’ advanced GaN and SiC power technologies with Wise Integration’s digital-control expertise, the companies aim to explore new approaches to power conversion.
“AI data centers and performance computing applications are creating unprecedented need for solutions that deliver higher efficiency and better power density. By combining Navitas’s next-generation GaN and SiC power technologies with Wise Integration’s digital-control expertise, we can deliver solutions that help customers address these rapidly evolving system requirements,” said Vipin Bothra, vice president, global solution marketing, Navitas Semiconductor.
