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GaN Talk Podcast

Gallium nitride is the leading candidate for taking electronic performance to the next level and reactivating the positive momentum of Moore’s Law.

Podcast · By EPC Corporation · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Pushing Power Limits: EPC and Cyntec on GaN for AI and Robotics (opens the original)

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    Gallium nitride (GaN) power devices have surpassed silicon MOSFETs at low voltages, unlocking new levels of efficiency and power density for AI data centers and emerging applications. In this episode, EPC’s CEO Alex Lidow and Cyntec CTO Ian Chan discuss how GaN enables multi‑kilowatt GPUs, 800V distributed architectures , and ultra‑thin power modules placed close to processors. They explore ecosystem challenges in magnetics, passives, and packaging, and explain why multidisciplinary design is es

  2. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Low‑Voltage GaN: The Next Frontier in Power Electronics (opens the original)

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    Low-voltage GaN is transforming power electronics, enabling higher switching frequencies, greater power density, and improved efficiency across applications from AI servers to drones and robotics. In this episode Paul Pickering, Research Director at Omdia, discusses market trends, adoption timelines, technical and commercial barriers, and the role of ecosystem development and integration—especially for EPC’s low-voltage GaN solutions. Learn which markets will adopt GaN first, how GaN compares wi

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