Power Electronics to reinforce its leadership in AI data center power infrastructure by unveiling its AIPCS platform at RE+ 2026

Building on decades of power conversion expertise, the new platform addresses critical infrastructure challenges through advanced controls and flexible electrical architectures.

Power Electronics will return to RE+ 2026 to showcase its latest solutions in solar, energy storage, and data center applications. A key highlight will be the introduction of the AIPCS Platform, designed to meet the complex requirements of AI computing facilities.

As AI workloads become increasingly complex and dynamic, data center developers and operators must navigate grid constraints, energy availability, operational resilience, and evolving electrical distribution. Building on Power Electronics' experience in large-scale power conversion, the AIPCS Platform offers three configurations designed to address these challenges across different infrastructure architectures:

· FreePuls: a grid-following solution that smooths the power that AI loads draw from the grid, with a proven response time of less than 5 ms. Its new evolution, FreePuls EVO, is built on AGFLS, patent-pending self-tuning grid-forming controls that achieve an equivalent response time below 3 ms on both strong and weak grids, with a seamless transition to islanded operation.

· FreeQon: provides complete isolation from grid disturbances, delivering clean and stable power to critical data center loads.

· AIPCS 800PS: provides direct MV-to-800Vdc power supply for next-generation AI data centers.

In addition, through our proprietary AIPCS Controller, the platform integrates power management and near-instantaneous load compensation to respond to rapid fluctuations generated by AI/GPU workloads.

Backed by nearly 40 years of experience and 170 GW deployed worldwide, the AIPCS Platform combines advanced control capabilities with Power Electronics' expertise in power conversion and grid integration.

"Power is becoming one of the defining constraints for AI data center development. Grid limitations, increasingly dynamic loads, and new distribution requirements are forcing the industry to rethink how power is managed," said David Salvo, CEO of Power Electronics. "With the AIPCS Platform, we have developed a new generation of power conversion solutions specifically designed to address these challenges across different data center configurations."

With more than 10 GW of ongoing U.S. data center projects, Power Electronics is reinforcing its presence in the sector while expanding the local capabilities needed to support customers.

The recent groundbreaking of its 53-plus-acre Houston campus is a key part of this strategy. The future facility will establish domestic manufacturing with a planned annual production capacity of 40 GW, while strengthening local service and technical support for customers across solar, energy storage, and AI data center applications.

Together, the introduction of the AIPCS Platform and the continued expansion of Power Electronics' U.S. operations underscore the company's long-term commitment to supporting the growing energy demands of AI infrastructure across North America.

AIPCS to be presented at RE+ 2026

Power Electronics will present the AIPCS Platform at RE+ 2026, taking place on November 17-19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

At Booth N916, visitors will be able to explore how the AIPCS Platform can be applied across different data center power configurations and discuss their specific project requirements with Power Electronics specialists.

About RE+

RE+ is one of North America's leading renewable energy and clean technology events, bringing together industry professionals, technology providers, and decision-makers to examine emerging trends and advance the energy transition.

Power Electronics will participate at Booth N916, showcasing its latest technologies across solar, energy storage, and AI data center applications.

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