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Infineon and SOLUM collaborate on AI data center power equipment

Infineon and SOLUM signed an MOU to develop high-voltage DC power equipment for AI data centers. Cooperation covers intermediate bus converters, battery backup units and server power supplies.

Publication date2026-11-05Date Verified 2026-11-06
Project SiteKorean and global technology cooperation; deployment sites undisclosed
Parties involvedInfineon (power semiconductors and technical support); SOLUM (power-equipment design and manufacturing)
Current StageJoint-development MOU; site deliveries unverified

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01Infineon official announcement dated November 5, 2026
02Joint development in three areas: power conversion, battery backup and server power
03Combining semiconductors and reference designs with power-module design and manufacturing

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Infineon plans to contribute power semiconductors, systems expertise, reference designs and technical support; SOLUM contributes server power and power-module design and manufacturing. The agreement covers evaluating suitable technologies and products from early development. It does not confirm orders or deliveries to a specific data center, or completed mass production. The official release gives no deployment sites, committed quantities, prices, delivery dates or product ratings.

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