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Empower Semiconductor Showcases Vertical Power Delivery Innovations for AI Systems

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Empower Semiconductor will showcase its vertical power delivery innovations for AI systems at the IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition. The event is scheduled for March 22 through 26, 2026, in San Antonio, Texas. Company representatives will present the award-winning Crescendo platform and a preview of next-generation technology at booth 712. The Crescendo vertical power delivery platform enables massive current delivery and bandwidth for multi-kilowatt AI and high-performance computing processors. It moves beyond conventional board-level power architectures. Attendees will examine real customer implementations and silicon capacitor technology for power integrity. Trey Roessig, chief technology officer and senior vice president of engineering, said power defines performance in AI systems and is no longer an afterthought. He added that the first generation set the standard and the new version targets higher density. Jack Egan, research analyst at Charter Equity Research, said Empower's technological capabilities and engagements position it well for adoption. During the conference, Roessig will deliver two industry session presentations. One covers the benefits and trade-offs of vertical power delivery integration on March 24 at 11:30 a.m. Central Time. The other provides a state-of-the-industry review on March 25 at 3:40 p.m. Central Time.
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