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MSI Offers EV Solutions, Edge AI Power, and Server Strength

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By Ken Briodagh Verified
| Gear Open
Image Credit: Ken Briodagh COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei Taiwan was a huge event this year, bigger than ever. There were more than 6000 exhibitors in more than 1500 booths, and one of the highlights for me was at MSI. MSI had so much on display that it’s hard to identify what my favorite experiences were. One of the first that jumps to mind is the incredible growth of the company’s EV offerings.
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GaN Gains Ground with Embedded Use Cases

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By Ken Briodagh Verified
| Embedded Computing Design Verified
Blog The demand for energy is growing at an ever-accelerating rate. As data centers begin to come online with increasing frequency, this problem is only going to increase, and AI demand is sure not slowing down yet. One way that many companies are finding to address this problem is through the use of wide-bandgap semiconductor materials like gallium nitride (GaN) and, in higher voltage situations, silicon carbide (SiC).
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Application Highlight: ADLINK ISB-W890 Redefines High-End Automated Inspection

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By Ken Briodagh Verified
| Embedded Computing Design Verified
Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) is at the leading edge of industrial Edge AI systems, and semiconductor production, in particular, relies upon high-end AOI for maximum efficiency in manufacturing. Advanced semiconductor production is becoming increasingly complex as wafers become thinner and the process is miniaturized. Despite this growing complexity, semiconductor manufacturers still need to ensure high yields with maximum accuracy.
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