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Qualcomm recently launched its Dragonfly platform, signaling a deeper push into cloud artificial intelligence and intensifying competition with MediaTek. For global readers, the move highlights how chip suppliers are jockeying to win long-term contracts from major cloud providers, where design wins can shape revenue, supply chains, and future AI infrastructure.

Samsung Electro-Mechanics is in final-stage talks to supply multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) to a major US cloud provider for AI servers, while also expanding substrate production capacity and securing a separate silicon capacitor contract, according to Korean media reports and company statements.

As hyperscale cloud providers and enterprise customers race to build increasingly powerful artificial intelligence infrastructure, power delivery and energy efficiency are emerging as critical constraints. Industry analysts expect AI rack power requirements to exceed 1 MW per rack in the coming years.