Data Centers

January 2025

Beatriz Valle, Senior Analyst for Enterprise Technology and Services at GlobalData

GenAI Growth to Drive Data Center Investment in 2025, says GlobalData

Data center infrastructure stands at the crux of the generative AI (GenAI) revolution, as the power-intensive algorithms behind platforms like ChatGPT rely on vast hardware and energy resources. Consequently, investment in data centers is expected to rise in 2025, with cloud providers dedicating significant fi

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Date:

01/20/2025

SiTime Precision Timing Enables New Architectures for More Efficient AI Datacenters

SiTime Corporation, the precision timing company, today announced the differential-ended SiT5977 Super-TCXO®, the newest member of the SiTime Elite RF™ family. This is the only single-chip timing solution that delivers the most resilient performance for AI compute-nodes with high bandwidth and network sy

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Date:

01/15/2025

Renesas Introduces New MOSFETs with Exceptional Performance

Renesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today introduced new 100V high-power N-Channel MOSFETs that deliver industry-leading high-current switching performance for applications such as motor control, battery management systems, power management and charging. En

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Date:

01/09/2025

Vic Shao, Founder and CEO of DC Grid

DC Grid Collaborates with Liberty Energy to Deliver Turnkey Power Solutions

Liberty Energy Inc., a leader in innovative energy services and technologies, and DC Grid, a pioneer in off-grid modular direct current (DC) power systems, today announced a memorandum of understanding to deliver advanced power solutions tailored to address the growing energy demands of industries such as

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Date:

01/07/2025

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Figure 1: 80 PLUS efficiency specifications at 230 V internal input, with any differences in the 230 V EU specification shown in blue

Data Center Power Demands Call for Safer GaN Gates

Tao Wei and Llew Vaughan-Edmunds, Navitas

The rise of AI is leading to ever bigger data centers and causing greater demands on the power network. As an example, the United States expects the share of power consumed by these data centers to be 8 percent of total power generated by the end of the decade – a 3-fold increase versus 2022. This increase

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Date:

01/01/2025