Texas Instruments (TI) introduced new analog chips at the Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit. These chips enhance the performance and stability of AI data centers.
The flagship product is the ADC34DSO75. This analog-to-digital converter (ADC) enables real-time, remote power monitoring. It offers nanosecond-level resolution. This resolution is thousands of times faster than existing solutions.
This high-speed monitoring allows data center operators to detect and predict power-supply issues that can cause costly downtime. The technology helps ensure operational stability for increasingly complex AI workloads. It identifies transient power faults before they escalate.
TI also announced an 800V isolated hot-swap controller. It also introduced a high-performance oscillator. Both support next-generation AI infrastructure.