- Customer validation and orders are company claims; market-growth expectations remain forecasts.
Power electronics behind AI computing
In an interview displayed by the STAR Market Daily on October 18, Fangzheng Microelectronics vice-president of technology Liu Ren describes AI data centers as a second market for the company’s silicon-carbide power devices. He says related devices have completed validation with several major customers and that the DIP32 series has secured small-volume orders.
Changing the power architecture
Liu links demand to higher-voltage direct-current distribution and solid-state transformers, which raise the voltage requirements placed on power components. The article also covers new DIP32 modules introduced at a semiconductor exhibition. China AI Wire has not independently verified customer orders, and the interview’s expectations for faster adoption should not be treated as realized revenue.
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