ECCE 2026
October 4 - 8 2026
We are returning to the IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE) as Silver Partners. The world’s second-largest power electronics and energy conversion conference, ECCE spotlights advanced research and breakthroughs energy conversion components & controls, power electronics and electric machines & drives.
Connect with our experts at exhibit booth #415 and attend our paper presentation at ECCE 2026.
Electrical Modeling and Simulation Analyst
Jintao Han
Title: Powering Next-Generation AI Data Centers: Challenges and Opportunities
Date & Hour: Monday, October 5th | 08:30 to 10:10 AM
Special Session held by : Jintao Han | Peter Barbosa, VP, R&D, Delta Electronics Americas | Bo Chen, Senior Engineer, Commonwealth Edison, Chicagoland Utility | Xiongfei Wang, Professor, Tsinghua University
Abstract : The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving an unprecedented expansion of hyperscale data centers, leading to sharp increases in power density, energy use, and infrastructure complexity. Next-generation AI facilities must support highly dynamic workloads, massive GPU clusters, and stricter efficiency and reliability requirements, creating challenges across the entire power delivery chain from GPU and server-level power electronics to facility distribution and grid integration. This special session brings together experts from across the AI data center ecosystem to examine emerging challenges and opportunities in powering next-generation AI infrastructure. Topics span multiple layers of the power stack, including AI workload behavior and GPU power demands, hyperscale data center design and operations, advanced power electronics such as solid-state transformers and high-efficiency converters, modeling and optimization tools, and utility and grid integration. Through invited talks and discussion, the session will explore how AI workloads are reshaping power architectures, what innovations are needed in power electronics and system design, and how utilities and infrastructure providers can meet the growing demand of large-scale AI facilities. The goal is to foster dialogue among researchers, industry practitioners, and infrastructure stakeholders on practical solutions for efficient, reliable, and scalable power delivery in future AI data centers.
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Business Development Western North America
Mahsa Jahangirian
Electrical Modeling and Simulation Analyst
Jintao Han
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