Senao Networks Unveils Titanium Power Supply Series for AI Data Centers

Feb 24, 2025
Senao Networks has introduced its Titanium Power Supply Series, designed for AI computing and high-performance data centers, at MWC Barcelona 2025.

Senao Networks has introduced its latest Titanium Power Supply Series, designed to meet the energy demands of AI computing and high-performance data centers, announced in a press release. The series, showcased at MWC Barcelona 2025, offers power outputs ranging from 2000W to 3200W with Titanium efficiency exceeding 96%, significantly reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

The Titanium Power Supply Series features a fully digitalized design, providing precise power monitoring and intelligent control for optimized energy distribution. This ensures stable performance under high workloads while minimizing power losses and operational costs. Additionally, the series supports I2C and PMBus protocols for remote monitoring of critical parameters, enhancing system stability and efficiency.

Senao Networks' new power supply solutions are part of their comprehensive CRPS portfolio, which includes models with Platinum efficiency over 94%. These products are designed for seamless integration into various high-performance computing environments, including AI data centers, AI servers, and edge computing systems.

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