A pioneer in digital control for wide-bandgap and GaN IC-based power supplies, Wise Integration, places digital control at the centre of next-generation power conversion to enable the higher switching frequencies, power densities and efficiencies that AI infrastructure, electrification and edge systems increasingly demand.
The company will be at PCIM this year (June 9–11 in Nuremberg), showing its WiseWare-powered AC-DC demo boards at PCIM 2026 highlighting its roadmap toward distributed digital control with the new generation of WiseGan Digital First power ICs.
At the show it will also discuss the trends in AI infrastructure, electrification, edge computing and space systems, applications that demand more power in increasingly compact footprints, power conversion faces new limitations. While wide-bandgap technologies such as GaN and SiC have significantly increased switching capabilities, traditional analogue control is increasingly challenged to fully translate device-level performance into system-level benefits.
By combining advanced control algorithms with GaN and SiC power stages, WiseWare enables more precise converter operation, optimized timing, higher-frequency switching, and improved management of efficiency, thermal performance, and passive component size.
“By leveraging standard microcontroller hardware to manage distributed digital control, we are removing the complexity that has historically limited scalability in premium applications,” said Ghislain Kaiser, CEO of Wise Integration. “This evolution allows us to deliver a unified, intelligent power solution specifically tailored for the rigorous demands of data centers, servers, electric vehicles, and edge AI.”
Wise Integration is advancing its digital control strategy with a more distributed approach to power conversion. The new WI73xxx generation, presented at PCIM, is a key step toward WiseGan as a Digital First power IC platform.
“By transitioning our distributed digital control strategy entirely onto MCU hardware within the new WiseGan generation, we are embedding critical intelligence directly into the power stage,” he explained. “This approach not only streamlines the design process for our customers but also unlocks unprecedented performance for high-end applications like AI server and next generation 800V DC architecture, proving that the future of power conversion is not just about better components, but about smarter, fully integrated digital control.”
The company’s new roadmap supports Wise Integration’s broader vision for distributed digital control in power electronics—enabling a new generation of compact, efficient, and scalable power converters for AI infrastructure, electrification, premium consumer electronics, edge computing, space systems, and other high-performance applications.
