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onsemi and EPIC Microsystems AI power technology development
Overview
Semiconductor companies are developing new architectures to address the increasing power requirements of AI infrastructure. onsemi introduced its Embedded Power Platform, a silicon-wafer-based architecture designed to provide higher power density for AI rack applications and electric vehicles. Simultaneously, EPIC Microsystems began developing semiconductor technology and power solutions, such as Vertical Power Delivery, to address efficiency and thermal performance bottlenecks in GPUs and AI racks.
Following these technological developments, onsemi announced the $600 million cash acquisition of Ferric, a specialist in integrated voltage regulator technology. This acquisition, which includes potential additional payments based on revenue targets, aims to integrate Ferric’s patents and technology to enhance energy management for data centers. Consequently, onsemi increased its 2030 revenue target for AI data centers by $500 million, projecting a total of over $3 billion.
Entities
Onsemi · Hassane El-Khoury · Sabin Eftimie · Aashish Malhotra · EPIC Microsystems
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesonsemi to acquire Ferric for $600 million
onsemi is acquiring Ferric for $600 million to bolster its power management solutions for AI data centers and processors.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesonsemi and EPIC Microsystems address AI infrastructure power demands
onsemi and EPIC Microsystems are advancing semiconductor technologies, such as embedded power platforms and vertical power delivery, to manage the high power and thermal demands of AI infrastructure.
Sources
evertiq.pl · mikrokontroler.pl