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Recent #data centres news in the semiconductor industry

electronicsweekly
2 months ago

2024 datacentre capex up 51% to $455bn

➀ Dell'Oro reported that datacentre capex grew 51% to $455 billion in 2024, driven by hyperscalers deploying accelerated servers optimized for AI training workloads.

➁ The top 10 hyperscalers accounted for over half of global datacentre capex, with NVIDIA's Hopper architecture and custom accelerators from Google, Amazon, and Microsoft contributing significantly.

➂ Dell led all OEMs in server revenue for 2024, with white-box server vendors capturing over 56% of total server revenue.

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electronicsforu
7 months ago

128TB SSD For Gen5 Data Centres

➀ Phison Electronics introduces the world's first 128TB PCIe Gen5 SSD aimed at transforming data centre storage; ➁ The Pascari D205V drive offers unparalleled performance and storage efficiency; ➂ The drive is expected to ship in Q2 2025, supporting high-speed data processing and reducing operational expenses.
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electronicsforu
8 months ago

Innovations And Their Transformative Impact On Thermal Management In Electronics

➀ The increasing demand for efficient heat dissipation in high-performance devices has led to the emergence of thermal interface materials (TIMs) as essential components in the electronics industry; ➁ TIMs are crucial for enhancing battery performance in electric vehicles, reliability in power electronics, and operational stability in data centres; ➂ The market for TIMs is growing significantly due to advancements in electronics and expanding applications in various sectors.
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electronicsforu
12 months ago

New ICeGaN GaN Power ICs Enable The Highest Efficiency Levels For Data Centres, Inverters & Industrial SMPS

1. Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD) has introduced the new ICeGaN P2 series GaN Power ICs with on-resistance as low as 25 mΩ, targeting high-power applications like data centres and inverters. 2. The ICs support multi kW power levels with high efficiency, featuring advanced packaging and simplified gate driver design. 3. The new series aims to meet the growing demand for energy-efficient solutions in high-density computing and motor control inverters.
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