Articles Tagged with ''Infineon Technologies AG''

Infineon supports the 800 VDC power architecture announced by NVIDIA at Computex 2025 for AI infrastructure. A shift to a centralized 800 VDC architecture allows for reduced power losses, higher efficiency and reliability. However, the new architecture requires new power conversion solutions and safety mechanisms to prevent potential hazards and costly server downtimes.

With the expansion of its power protection portfolio Infineon supports the growing requirements for power path protection solutions for current and future high-power AI server ecosystems ranging from 48 V to +/-400 V and 800 V. 

Infineon´s CoolGaN transistors enable reliable, high-performance solutions and help UMEC develop safer and energy-efficient technology to address modern power system challenges. 

Continuously improving efficiency, power density, and signal integrity of power conversion from the grid to the core is therefore critical to advancing computing performance while reducing total cost of ownership. To address this need, Infineon is launching the OptiMOS™ TDM22545T dual-phase power module, the industry's first TLVR module specifically designed for high-performance AI data centers.

Infineon has expanded its CoolSiC MOSFETs 400 V G2 portfolio with the top-side-cooled TOLT package as well as the TO-247-3 and TO-247-4 packages. In addition, three new products in the TOLL package have been introduced, with rated voltages of 440 V (continuous) and 455 V (transient). 

Infineon Technologies AG introduces a 12 kW reference design for high-performance power supply units, specifically designed for AI data centers and server applications.

Infineon has announced the strengthening of its existing collaboration with Delta Electronics, Inc., in the development of state-of-the-art high-density power modules capable of enabling vertical power delivery to AI processors in hyperscale data centers.

Infineon Technologies AG is expanding its CoolSiC™ MOSFETs 650 V G2 portfolio with new 75 mΩ variants to meet the demand for more compact and powerful systems.

Yole Group announces the release of the "Automotive Semiconductor Trends 2025" report, offering unmatched insights into the competitive dynamics of the fastest-growing segment of the semiconductor industry.

The acquisition boosts Infineon’s position in software-defined vehicles and expands global leadership in automotive semiconductors.