Advanced Energy raises brick power density without changing thermal geometry. The new AIF13WAC lifts output to 600 W in the same full-brick format, adding PMBus control, active current sharing, and an upgrade path for existing 500 W telecom and industrial designs.
Kight is turning domestic batteries into a scaled manufacturing proposition. Its planned Dumfries plant would assemble AI-managed 10kWh home storage systems built around a non-graphite anode chemistry and an EnergiFlow control stack tuned to tariff, demand, and grid signals.
ROHM is turning SiC module evaluation into reusable inverter platforms. Three new reference designs package board-level design data around its latest modules across industrial and automotive power-conversion applications.
Mythic is hardening analog AI around foundry-ready embedded memory technology. Its next APU generation will use SST’s memBrain and SuperFlash to push compute-in-memory efficiency further into deployable silicon.
Molex is recasting AI optics around serviceability, density, and scale. Its latest roadmap combines blind-mate backplanes, detachable fiber-to-chip links, external laser connectivity, and a high-radix optical switch for larger GPU clusters.
Teledyne shifts extreme acquisition toward storage architectures built for continuity. Its ADQ35 and libads combination brings sustained 25 GB/s-class disk streaming into deployable RAID configurations for long-duration capture, rather than treating storage as a downstream bottleneck.
ABLIC is widening its analogue strategy in Europe and the US. The move centres on battery protection, automotive power, Hall sensing, medical ultrasound electronics, and batteryless water leak detection.
Keysight has extended optical component validation to 220 GHz. The new platform targets the measurement bottlenecks emerging around 1.6T and 3.2T optical transceiver development for AI and data centre interconnects.