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Optimizing Power Supply Units for Next Gen AI Data Centers
Explore emerging rack architectures and cutting-edge power supply unit (PSU) topologies. Learn how Silicon, GaN, and SiC reference designs enable highly efficient, scalable systems.
The unprecedented growth of AI computing is reshaping server power architectures and pushing efficiency and power density requirements to new levels. Join this session to explore emerging AI server rack architectures and the latest PSU innovations. Discover how Silicon, GaN, and SiC technologies are being leveraged in cutting-edge power topologies, and see practical reference designs that enable highly efficient, scalable AI server power systems.
Agenda:
Evolution of AI server rack architectures
Power supply requirements and key design challenges
PSU topologies across Silicon, GaN, and SiC technologies
System application boards and reference designs
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Sam has been part of Infineon since 2011, and he is responsible for developing the application roadmap of servers/data center SMPS and Renewable. Holding a PhD in Power Electronics from University of Central Florida, Sam has an extensive experience in the Power and Semiconductor industry with a focus on system architecture, topologies and control.
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