In this interview article, we learn about EPC’s Gen 8 GaN platform for AI power delivery and Trinity motor control—on display this week at PCIM Asia—to address rising power and space demands in AI and robotics.
As power demands rise across artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous machines, gallium nitride (GaN) is moving into applications that were once dominated by silicon. At PCIM Asia in Shenzhen, Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) is showcasing two technologies aimed at this transition: its next-generation Gen 8 GaN platform for AI power delivery and Trinity, an integrated three-phase GaN solution for motor control.
In two interviews ahead of the event, EPC CEO Alex Lidow and Nick Cataldo, Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing, discussed how the company sees GaN evolving from a high-performance alternative to silicon into a key technology for emerging power architectures.
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