光宝科技受邀英伟达MGX生态仪式，OCP展出800VDC电源方案并重申2026年AI营收占比30%目标

Lite-On Technology was invited to participate in the Nvidia MGX Ecosystem Ceremony at the 2026 Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit, joining Nvidia and global ecosystem partners to highlight advances in AI infrastructure. During the OCP exhibition, Lite-On showcased its 800VDC Power Rack and 800V-to-50V Power Brick, underscoring its capabilities in next-generation AI power infrastructure.

Lite-On Cloud Infrastructure Systems and Platforms Business Group general manager John Chang, AI data center platform business unit general manager Bob Weng, and Lite-On USA president Simon Ong attended the Nvidia MGX Ecosystem Ceremony.
At the OCP exhibition, Lite-On displayed its 800VDC Power Rack and 800V-to-50V Power Brick in the Nvidia MGX ecosystem showcase. The solutions cover power architectures ranging from rack-level power delivery to high-efficiency power conversion.
With high-efficiency and high-power-density designs, the solutions support AI data centers' requirements for energy efficiency and scaled deployment, providing an efficient and scalable power foundation for the development of AI factories.
Chang said the continued expansion of AI computing and power density is accelerating the transformation of data center power architectures. Drawing on its expertise in power management and system integration, Lite-On is deepening collaboration with Nvidia and ecosystem partners, jointly developing efficient and scalable AI infrastructure from rack-level power delivery to server-side power conversion to support the next generation of AI factories.
As AI computing scales rapidly, data centers are moving toward higher power density and megawatt-level deployments. In addition to showcasing its 800VDC power architecture and integrated thermal-management solutions, Lite-On used a virtual interactive rack at its booth to demonstrate power configurations of 330kW, 880kW, and 1.2MW.
The demonstrations illustrated the evolution of data center energy architectures from individual racks to megawatt-scale computing environments, highlighting Lite-On's comprehensive capabilities spanning rack-level power delivery and cooling to data center-level energy infrastructure.
Lite-On expects AI-related products to account for 30% of total revenue in 2026, up from approximately 20% in 2025. As an Nvidia MGX ecosystem partner, the company will continue investing in research and development of power and thermal-management solutions and use Nvidia's modular MGX architecture to help customers accelerate deployments ranging from single-node servers to rack-scale solutions.
Lite-On has been repeatedly invited to participate in Nvidia MGX ecosystem ceremonies in recent years, demonstrating the results of its long-term collaboration with Nvidia and its key role in the AI infrastructure ecosystem.
Looking ahead, Lite-On will continue working with Nvidia and other ecosystem partners to accelerate the deployment of 800VDC architectures and next-generation energy infrastructure, building more efficient and resilient power architectures for megawatt-scale AI data centers.