News: Microelectronics
15 July 2026
EPC showcasing GaN power innovation at Tech Taipei Power 2026
Efficient Power Conversion Corp (EPC) of El Segundo, CA, USA — which makes enhancement-mode gallium nitride on silicon (eGaN) power field-effect transistors (FETs) and integrated circuits for power management applications — is participating in the Tech Taipei Power 2026 power electronics conference in Taiwan, which gathers industry experts to discuss the latest advances in power conversion technologies for AI infrastructure, industrial systems, automotive, robotics, and next-generation energy applications.
EPC is showcasing its latest developments in GaN technology and how eGaN FETs and integrated power solutions offer higher efficiency, greater power density and faster switching performance compared to traditional silicon-based solutions. Attendees can hear how GaN is enabling innovation in data centers, robotics, electric mobility, renewable energy systems, and high-performance industrial power supplies.
EPC’s keynote by CEO Alex Lidow examines the latest trends shaping AI data-center power systems, future power architectures, and the technologies required to support the rapidly increasing computational demands of AI. Within this context, the presentation highlights how GaN devices enable higher efficiency and performance throughout the power chain — from high-voltage power conversion to point-of-load applications — while providing insight into the future evolution of the power semiconductor market.
“Taiwan is one of the world's most important centers for power electronics innovation,” comments Lidow. “Tech Taipei Power provides an outstanding opportunity to engage directly with engineers, system designers, and technology leaders who are shaping the future of efficient power conversion.”
Visitors attending the conference are invited to meet the EPC team to discuss application requirements, explore the company’s latest reference designs, and learn how GaN technology can accelerate the development of more efficient and compact power conversion systems.
