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The power semiconductors tag focuses on silicon carbide (SiC) technology and its emerging role in AI data-center infrastructure. Current coverage examines how Chinese SiC chipmakers are moving beyond electric-vehicle efficiency applications to target server racks, where rising AI workloads are making electricity delivery a strategic constraint. The discussion highlights 800V rack power, the hardware needed to move electricity safely and efficiently to accelerators, and competition alongside GPUs, memory, and networking. It also follows Shenzhen-based Basic Semiconductor’s progress toward a Hong Kong IPO, providing business context for the companies positioning power semiconductor technology as a critical part of next-generation AI computing infrastructure.
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    Chinese SiC Chipmakers Bet on AI Data Centers as 800V Rack Power Shapes Demand

    As of June 28, 2026, Chinese silicon carbide chipmakers are positioning their power semiconductors for AI data centers, with Shenzhen-based Basic Semiconductor advancing toward a Hong Kong IPO after passing a listing hearing this month. The timing is not accidental. AI infrastructure has turned...