Texas Instruments Launches Compact Isolated Power Modules for EVs and Data Centers - AD HOC NEWS

Texas Instruments (TI) launched two compact isolated DC/DC power modules on June 12, 2026, targeting high-power-density designs in electric vehicles and data centers. These modules are engineered to d... Read original →

TI’s new isolated power modules unify architectural demands between EVs and data centers through integration. This compresses design space for discrete GaN/SiC suppliers, forcing them toward higher-frequency materials, while enabling system makers to cut EMI filtering and safety certification timelines by 6–9 months. Amid U.S.-EU pushes for localized EV supply chains, such integrated solutions reduce multi-jurisdictional compliance costs—but heighten single-source dependency risks. Rivals like ADI and Infineon may accelerate acquisitions of niche power IC firms to close modularization gaps. Within 18 months, a ‘power module standard war’ will emerge; TI’s extensive AEC-Q100 validation data and field reliability history position it to dominate reference designs for 800V EV platforms and AI server PSUs.