LITEON representatives, including General Manager John Chang and President of LITEON USA Simon Ong, joined global partners to demonstrate how modular power systems can support the rapid scaling of AI factories. The company showcased an 800V-to-50V power brick and rack-level architectures designed to address the escalating energy demands of megawatt-scale computing environments. These systems focus on improving energy efficiency and power density to handle the intense heat and electrical loads generated by next-generation processors.
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LITEON Unveils 800 VDC Power Solutions at NVIDIA MGX Summit
At the 2026 OCP Global Summit in San Jose, LITEON Technology joined the NVIDIA MGX ecosystem to debut its latest 800 VDC power rack and conversion hardware. This rollout positions the company as a central player in the shift toward the high-density power architectures required for modern AI data centers.
Beyond physical hardware, the firm introduced an interactive virtual rack experience at the summit. This simulation visualized deployment scenarios at 330kW, 880kW, and 1.2MW, illustrating how data center power configurations evolve from single-node servers to massive, integrated computing clusters. According to John Chang, the ongoing collaboration with NVIDIA aims to standardize these 800 VDC architectures, providing a more resilient, scalable foundation for the future of enterprise AI infrastructure.
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