SoluM Expands Infineon Partnership on HVDC Power Solutions for AI Data Centers

By Public Technologies
  • SOLUM signed a memorandum of understanding with Infineon to expand their collaboration on high-voltage direct current power solutions for AI data centers.
  • The agreement covers intermediate bus converters, battery backup units and power supply units, with Infineon providing semiconductor technologies and technical support.
  • A featured 26 kW-class battery backup converter uses Infineon technologies for 800 Vdc rack power architectures.
  • The converter targets peak efficiency above 98.5%, with mass production targeted for 2027.


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