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Power Integrations (POWI) and Ideal Power (IPWR) are collaborating on a solid-state circuit breaker for 800 VDC AI data centers. They will combine POWI's 1700 V InnoMux-2 ICs with IPWR's B-TRAN switches to create a self-powered, efficient, and ultra-fast SSCB. The companies have demonstrated a working prototype and are developing a reference design. This collaboration aims to address the need for innovative circuit protection in AI data centers.

Power Integrations and Ideal Power (IPWR) are collaborating on a new architecture for 800-volt AI data centers, combining Power Integrations' 1700V InnoMux-2 ICs with Ideal Power's B-TRAN switches. The prototype aims to address power conversion, control, and protection challenges, offering a self-powered, ultra-fast solid-state circuit breaker (SSCB). The solution is designed to improve efficiency, resiliency, and scalability in AI data centers shifting to 800-volt power architectures.

Ideal Power (IPWR) reported that CEO David M. Somo earned 61,860 performance-based stock units, with 24,342 shares withheld for taxes at $4.26 per share on August 13, 2026. The company withheld shares to meet tax obligations, and no securities were issued or sold.

Ideal Power (IPWR) reported Q2 2026 earnings, raising $27.7M in May. Cash reserves grew to $41.3M, with Q2 cash burn at $2.5M. Revenue was $5.8K, while net loss widened to $3.4M. The company expects Q3 burn of $2.7M-$2.9M and full-year burn of $10.3M-$10.5M. Sales funnel expanded to $400M, with prototypes targeted for key customers by year-end. Management highlighted progress in data center and automotive sectors, including new engagements in Europe.

Ideal Power Inc (IPWR) reports growing demand for its B-TRAN semiconductor technology, with a sales funnel exceeding $400 million. CEO David Somo highlights progress with Asian and automotive customers, Nvidia's 800V architecture, and a prototype for hyperscaler evaluation. The company's cash position strengthened to $41.3 million after a $27.7 million offering.

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Ideal Power (IPWR) reported Q2 2026 progress commercializing its B-TRAN solid-state power technology for AI data centers, energy infrastructure, and EVs. It advanced an SSCB project with an Asian lead customer, shipped B-TRAN evaluation samples to Stellantis, and signed a long-term supply agreement with an Asian wafer foundry. Cash was $41.3M; net loss $3.4M.

Ideal Power Inc. reported Q2 2026 progress tied to 800-volt DC adoption in AI data centers. Its sales funnel rose to over $400 million. The company expects prototype B-TRAN-enabled SSCBs for 800-volt customers in Q4 2026, with initial low-volume orders then. 2026 cash burn is projected at $10.3M to $10.5M after a May $27.7M net raise.

Ideal Power (NASDAQ:IPWR) said it advanced its B-TRAN bidirectional semiconductor switch in Q2, including prototype work with an Asian customer and an industry partner tied to Nvidia’s Rubin Ultra 800V DC data center architecture. It is shipping low-current SSCB prototypes to the lead customer, delivered EV samples to Stellantis, and signed a long-term wafer foundry supply deal. Q2 net loss was $3.4M; cash $41.3M.

Ideal Power Inc. (Nasdaq: IPWR) reported Q2 2026 results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company said it advanced B-TRAN®-enabled solid-state circuit breaker projects, including prototype shipments to an Asia lead customer and sample delivery to Stellantis. It entered a long-term wafer foundry supply deal and reported $41.3M cash, $27.7M net from a stock offering, and a $3.4M Q2 net loss.