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Liquid cooling of AI data centers (opens the original)
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As AI data centers push server power to unprecedented levels - reaching 600 kilowatts by 2027 and potentially megawatt-scale by the 2030s - the challenge of keeping these systems cool has never been more critical. In this episode of "We Power AI" on Podcast4Engineers, host Kelsey Markl sits down with Muzaffer Albayrak, Application Marketing Manager at Infineon, to explore the evolving world of data center cooling technologies. Together, they break down the shift from traditional air cooling to a
Protecting AI power with solid-state circuit breakers (opens the original)
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AI data centers are driving power demands to levels that are forcing engineers to rethink how electricity is distributed and protected. In this episode of Podcast4Engineers, Peter Balint talks with Infineon distinguished engineer Leo Aichriedler about the shift from traditional AC systems toward high-voltage DC distribution and the role of solid-state circuit breakers. They explore why semiconductor-based breakers can isolate faults up to 1,000 times faster, how higher voltages and increasingly
UPS: rethinking backup power for AI (opens the original)
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In this episode of Podcast4Engineers, host Peter Balint speaks with Nancy Wang, Director of Application Marketing for UPS at Infineon, about why backup power is becoming a critical enabler of AI infrastructure. They explore how AI data centers are driving new approaches to uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), distributed battery backup, high-voltage DC architectures, and layered energy storage to meet increasingly dynamic power demands. The discussion also looks ahead to how future data centers
Facility level power conversion: SST (opens the original)
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In this episode of Podcast4Engineers, host Peter Balint speaks with Valerio Zerillo about the growing role of Solid-State Transformers (SSTs) in powering AI-driven data centers. The discussion explores how traditional low-frequency transformers are reaching their limits due to increasing power demands, space constraints, and scalability challenges. Valerio explains how SSTs leverage advanced power semiconductors, silicon carbide, gallium nitride technologies, and intelligent control systems to d
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