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AI Chips Today - Pioneering Power Efficiency In Next-Gen Data Centers

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In a strategic partnership, Navitas Semiconductor and Great Wall have developed a next-generation 400V-DC power architecture specifically designed for AI data centers. Leveraging Navitas’ GaNSense technology, the collaboration has resulted in an ultra-high power density DC-DC converter delivering 2.5kW of power—marking a significant leap in power efficiency and density. This innovative power solution supports evolving data center requirements by accommodating more GPUs while promoting energy efficiency and reducing space consumption. The converter features unprecedented power density and efficiency levels, enhancing capabilities in AI data centers, telecommunications, and industrial equipment, aligning with stringent efficiency guidelines and environmental goals.

In other trading, First Solar was a standout up 4.9% and closing at $136.23. At the same time, Microchip Technology lagged, down 16.8% to finish the session at $40.71, not far from its 52-week low.

Microchip Technology's strategic moves, including a $250 million cash release by 2026 and innovative product launches, aim to capitalize on critical market opportunities. Discover more about these growth strategies by clicking on the full narrative.

If you're keen on exploring further, check out our Market Insights article on DeepSeek's impact on AI chips, highlighting investment opportunities amid technological disruptions. Act now to stay ahead!

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  • Intel closed at $22.43 up 2%. This week, Christine Pambianchi announced her resignation from Intel's board and her role as executive vice president and chief people officer, effective later this month.

  • NVIDIA finished trading at $101.80 down 7.8%.

  • Advanced Micro Devices settled at $93.80 down 8.9%, near its 52-week low.

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