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Advanced Energy’s Global Footprint Helps Ease Customers’ Tariff Concerns
                
    五月 02, 2025
            
        
        
        
            
Over the past few months, the U.S. Administration announced a range of tariffs on imports into the United States. Presently, it is hard to escape news about tariffs and the impacts of those tariffs on businesses worldwide. While customers have to navigate through uncertainties, AE is well positioned to help minimize tariff exposures.            
            
        
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Improving Thin Film Quality: Advanced Pyrometry Solutions for Precise Vacuum Chamber Temperature Monitoring
                
    十月 27, 2025
            
        
        By Tim Dubbs
Depositing materials in a vacuum environment reduces contamination and enables materials to travel unimpeded to the substrate. As such, this technique is an important industrial process for creating thin films and coatings across a diverse range of applications including semiconductor manufacturing, optics or glass and beyond.             
            
        
     
    
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Are You Ready for Level VII Efficiency?
                
    九月 25, 2025
            
        
        
        
            
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Level VII efficiency standards are currently in the final stages before publication and are anticipated to come into force in about two years. The rules will impact several applications, from medical and industrial technologies to IT equipment as well as home appliances, lighting, consumer products and HVAC systems.             
            
        
     
    
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Meeting Military Standards with Commercial Power Technologies
                
    九月 15, 2025
            
        
        By Todd Hendrix
In recent years, there has been an increasing adoption of commercial components and subsystems within defense and aerospace sectors, encompassing land, sea, and air applications. This is as true for power conversion and delivery technologies as it is for semiconductors, passive components and electro-mechanical parts, all of which must meet the standards set by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). These standards are among the world’s most exacting and have been duplicated or referenced by many allied forces.             
            
        
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ORv3, Sustainability, Cooling, Modularity & Integration: Observations from the OCP Global Summit 2022
                
    十一月 17, 2022
            
        
        By Edwin Mok
The Open Compute Project Foundation (OCP) holds regular events that allow individuals and organizations involved in the IT and data center sector to come together and share ideas, IP and solutions that support the ongoing evolution of the industry.            
            
        
     
    
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Precision Power Solutions at the 2022 OCP Global Summit
                
    九月 30, 2022
            
        
        By Brian Korn
From October 18 to 20 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center, the Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit will see the largest gathering of technologists looking to apply the benefits of open source and open collaboration to hardware and software and rapidly increase the pace of innovation in, near and around the data center and beyond.            
            
        
     
    
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SEMICON West 2022: SEMI Goes Big; Chips Get Small
                
    八月 04, 2022
            
        
        
        
            
What was new this year at SEMICON® West? This July, semiconductor professionals gathered virtually and in person at the Moscone Convention Center to make connections, exchange ideas, and discover what’s on the horizon for the industry.            
            
        
     
    
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The High-Voltage Innovations Behind Moore’s Law
                
    七月 06, 2022
            
        
        By Ray Morgan
Anyone associated with the semiconductor industry – and many people who aren’t – will be familiar with Moore’s Law, the concept that the number of transistors (and, thus, the processing power) per unit of integrated circuit (IC) area doubles every two years.            
            
        
     
    
    
 
     
     
    