DigiTimes D Forum 2025 Taipei

As more countries around the world introduce clear carbon tax policies, the need for better power management in everything from large data centers to wearable devices is growing. This has become a common goal in the tech industry. To meet these demands, companies across the supply chain—from chip makers to system designers—need to work closely together. This helps products get to market faster and use energy more efficiently.

Power semiconductor technology is improving in several ways: using larger wafers, better manufacturing methods, and smarter chip designs. These changes can lower costs, improve performance, and support the development of next-generation power management systems.

Even though there are challenges, new opportunities are also emerging. Smart grids and better energy storage systems are creating new uses for power management. At the same time, advanced chip-making technologies, like the 2-nanometer process, are helping improve the performance of power management chips.

In this fast-changing world, designing power management systems requires innovation and teamwork. By embracing these ideas, the industry can overcome challenges, seize new opportunities, and keep moving forward.

Expert Session:

High-Efficiency Single-Stage Power Supply with Multiple Independently Regulated Outputs

• 11:40~12:00