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A new solid-state transformer building block and real-time power-fabric software connect a single SST cell to a complete, skid-mounted power solution for modular datacenters. The Interport SST Cell is featured on the NVIDIA MGX AI Factory wall at OCP Global Summit SAN JOSE, Calif.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, today unveiled at the OCP Global Summit the technologies that make Interport™ 360 Flex. It’s a complete, skid-mounted power solution for modular datacenters and next-generation AI factories based on the NVIDIA MGX architecture, deployable from a single building block. This includes the Interport SST Cell, the modular solid-state transformer (SST) at the core of the system; and Interport OS, the real-time software layer that operates and optimizes the power fabric. Together, they give AI factory operators a path to transition from conventional AC distribution to NVIDIA 800 VDC architecture while protecting the land, power and shell investments they have already made. The Interport SST Cell is featured on the NVIDIA MGX AI Factory wall at the Summit, which runs Oct. 12–15 in San Jose, as a new power-infrastructure component for the NVIDIA MGX modular reference architecture and NVIDIA 800 VDC architecture. AI factories are now built the way servers are: from standardized, modular building blocks that can be specified, simulated and deployed at scale. Power infrastructure must evolve to support the compute density and performance requirements of future AI factories. Conventional electrical rooms are still assembled stage by stage from discrete transformers, switchgear, UPS systems and rectifiers. Each are engineered on site and none designed for the rapid, cluster-wide changes in power demand as GPUs move between computing and communication or MGX architecture-compatible 800 VDC power infrastructure. Operators that have secured land, power and shell for AC-distributed facilities face a choice between re-engineering that infrastructure for 800 VDC or leaving it stranded. Today’s announcement gives the power side of the AI factory the same modular path as the compute side, and a way to bring existing sites along: a skid-mounted system that accepts the AC power a site already has and delivers native 800 VDC to the white space, and software that turns it into an intelligent power fabric. Interport 360 Flex: the complete, skid-mounted power solution. Interport 360 Flex is DG Matrix’s end-to-end power solution for modular datacenters, delivered as outdoor grey-space skids that can be paralleled as capacity grows. It integrates power conversion, energy storage for smoothing rapid changes in AI workload power demand, grid resources, on-site generation and controls into a single, software-defined stage that converts, routes and controls electrons between AC and DC sources, storage and compute loads and delivers native 800 VDC to higher-density AI compute racks. Because the 34.5 kVAC-capable Interport 360 Flex takes in the medium- or low-voltage AC power an existing site already has and outputs 800 VDC, the system converts existing AC power to 800 VDC, enabling operators to introduce higher-voltage DC distribution while continuing to use existing land, power and facility investments. The key component of the system is the Interport SST Cell, the modular, galvanically isolated, multi-port power-conversion building block from which every Interport 360 Flex skid is assembled. Built on silicon-carbide power semiconductors with liquid cooling designed for the higher density of accelerated computing racks, the same cell featured on the NVIDIA MGX Ecosystem wall at OCP Global Summit scales, cell by cell, into the complete Interport 360 Flex system. Interport OS: the real-time operating layer. Interport OS is the real-time operating and optimization layer for the physical power fabric. It coordinates power-routing scenarios across cells, ports, storage and sources within sub-millisecond timescales, and delivers as software the functions that legacy datacenters buy as separate equipment: UPS functionality, voltage and frequency ride-through, smoothing rapid changes in AI workload power demand, STATCOM grid-support functions, programmable protection, microgrid control and AC/DC load optimization. Interport OS is what makes a skid of SST cells behave as one programmable system rather than a collection of converters. “At GTC we showed the industry that a solid-state transformer could deliver native 800 VDC power for the NVIDIA MGX architecture. At OCP we are showing how it becomes an entire AI factory’s power infrastructure,” said Haroon Inam, CEO and co-founder of DG Matrix. “Interport 360 Flex is the product our customers deploy, and the Interport SST Cell is the building block that makes it modular. Interport OS is the intelligence that coordinates power routing, ride-through, grid support, microgrid operation and smoothing rapid changes in AI workload power demand across the fabric in real time. Operators have made enormous investments in land, power and shell. We help them carry those investments into the 800 VDC era instead of stranding them. Speed to power is speed to inference, and this is how modular datacenters get both.” NVIDIA MGX is an open modular reference architecture that enables ecosystem partners to build accelerated systems from single-node servers to rack-scale AI factories, and the NVIDIA 800 VDC power architecture reduces conversion stages, moves direct-current power closer to the rack and supports higher-density accelerated computing. NVIDIA curates the MGX Ecosystem wall at OCP Global Summit to illustrate hardware and technology contributions across the MGX ecosystem, including compute, networking, power, cooling, storage and controls. The Interport SST Cell is featured on the wall as the enabler of DG Matrix’s SST-based power fabric for MGX and 800 VDC AI factories, demonstrating how a single cell scales into the broader Interport 360 Flex system. Today’s announcement builds on DG Matrix’s reveal of the Interport SST designed for AI factory infrastructure based on the NVIDIA MGX architecture at NVIDIA GTC 2026. Since the company’s founding in 2023, DG Matrix has worked closely with NVIDIA on technical alignment around 800 VDC architectures and MGX architecture compatibility, from prototype through the commercial launch of its Interport products, and has completed a yearlong program testing energy storage solutions for smoothing rapid changes in AI workload power demand in collaboration with NVIDIA. DG Matrix operates the largest solid-state transformer engineering team of any company in the world, giving the Interport platform a multi-year lead on SST hardware, firmware and AI-driven control software. McKinsey estimates that global demand for datacenter capacity could almost triple by 2030, with AI-related capacity demand reaching 156 gigawatts. Research from SemiAnalysis projects that approximately 39 gigawatts of incremental AI datacenter capacity will be served by 800 VDC architecture by 2030, with a solid-state transformer total addressable market of approximately $13 billion. DG Matrix will demonstrate Interport 360 Flex, the Interport SST Cell and Interport OS at OCP Global Summit, Oct. 12–15 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center at booth S1: Grand Ballroom 220A. The Interport SST Cell can be seen on the NVIDIA MGX Ecosystem wall throughout the summit. About DG Matrix DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, is unlocking power as the binding constraint on AI. It is removing this critical bottleneck of stranded power by building the intelligent power fabric of the AI datacenter. Built on the world’s first commercially available, programmable multi-port solid-state transformer, the company’s AI-enabled Interport™ platform converts, routes and controls every electron, between the grid, on-site generation, storage and compute loads through a single, software-defined stage. DG Matrix delivers an integrated and simpler solution for faster deployment, lower energy costs, native 800 VDC readiness and protection from GPU pulse loads. Because speed to power is speed to inference, DG Matrix helps hyperscale, neocloud and colocation operators bring AI capacity online in months instead of years — at scale, anywhere in the world. Learn more at https://www.dgmatrix.com/ .
Commercial agreement integrates TerraFlow's LDUPS™ with DG Matrix's Interport™ to create a new power architecture for AI data centers that manages compute loads while protecting the grid HOUSTON, Sept. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- TerraFlow Energy and DG Matrix today announced a commercial agreement to deploy the first integrated vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) and solid-state transformer (SST) architecture in the United States to directly power a live high-performance computing cluster. The initial deployment will integrate TerraFlow's LDUPS™ long-duration uninterruptible power system with DG Matrix's Interport™ solid-state transformer technology and Dell PowerEdge servers, putting a new data center power architecture into operation against real compute loads. The significance goes beyond combining two technologies. AI data centers are introducing enormous new loads to the power system, but the challenge is not only how much electricity they consume. High-performance compute can change power demand rapidly, pushing that volatility back through electrical infrastructure built for more predictable loads. The integrated architecture is designed to manage power between the grid, on-site generation, energy storage, and compute in real time. TerraFlow's LDUPS™ combines the millisecond response required for UPS functionality with hours of energy capacity, allowing it to continuously buffer changes in compute demand. DG Matrix's Interport™ provides programmable solid-state power conversion, routing, and control between power sources and the compute load. Together, the technologies are designed to absorb rapid changes in demand before they reach the grid and other upstream electrical infrastructure. "AI is changing the physics of the power system, and simply adding more generation doesn't solve that problem," said Jon Parrella, CEO of TerraFlow Energy. "We have to change how these enormous loads connect to and interact with the grid. By putting long-duration storage and intelligent power distribution between the grid and the compute, we can give data centers the power performance they need without asking the grid to absorb every movement in demand. That is how we start turning data centers from grid liabilities into grid assets." The commercial agreement establishes a framework for TerraFlow and DG Matrix to bring the integrated LDUPS™ and Interport™ architecture into data center projects beyond the initial deployment. The companies are targeting applications where AI and high-performance computing require greater control over how power is delivered, managed, and exchanged with the grid. "AI infrastructure requires us to rethink power distribution from the grid all the way to the compute," said Haroon Inam, CEO of DG Matrix. "Solid-state transformers allow us to control power dynamically rather than simply move it from one voltage to another. Combining that capability with TerraFlow's LDUPS™ technology creates an architecture that can respond to the compute load in real time while controlling how that load is presented to the grid. This is the direction data center power infrastructure needs to go." The architecture also addresses a growing issue facing utilities and data center developers: how to connect gigawatts of new compute demand without requiring the power system to respond instantaneously to every change occurring inside the data center. By controlling those changes behind the meter, integrated storage and power distribution can help make large loads more predictable, more flexible, and ultimately easier for the grid to serve. For TerraFlow and DG Matrix, the initial deployment is the starting point for a commercial architecture designed to scale with the rapidly growing power requirements of AI infrastructure. "We aren't building another layer of backup power," Parrella said. "We're building the infrastructure that sits between compute and the grid and allows both of them to perform better." About TerraFlow Energy TerraFlow Energy is transforming energy storage from backup equipment into critical power infrastructure. Built on long-duration, non-flammable vanadium flow battery technology, the company's battery-in-building architecture combines uninterrupted power, long-duration energy storage, and controllable load management in a single platform that simplifies electrical infrastructure for AI data centers and other energy-intensive facilities. By turning large electrical loads into flexible grid assets, TerraFlow helps customers improve resilience, reduce operating costs, accelerate deployment, and strengthen the electric grid. Learn more at www.terraflowenergy.com About DG Matrix DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, is unlocking power as the binding constraint on AI. It is removing this critical bottleneck of stranded power by building the intelligent power fabric of the AI data center. Built on the world's first commercially available, programmable multi-port solid-state transformer, the company's AI-enabled Interport™ platform converts, routes and controls every electron, between the grid, on-site generation, storage and compute loads through a single, software-defined stage. DG Matrix delivers an integrated and simpler solution for faster deployment, lower energy costs, native 800 VDC readiness and protection from GPU pulse loads. Because speed to power is speed to inference, DG Matrix helps hyperscale, neocloud and colocation operators bring AI capacity online in months instead of years — at scale, anywhere in the world. Learn more at https://www.dgmatrix.com/ .
Power and datacenter industry leader who led Schneider Electric’s $8 billion global power business, served as President and COO of AI cybersecurity pioneer Cylance, and now invests in datacenter and AI companies as a partner at Helios Energy Ventures will help DG Matrix build and scale the intelligent power fabric for the AI datacenter. RALEIGH, N.C. & DURHAM, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, today announced the appointment of Daniel Doimo, an executive who has built, merged and scaled some of the most important businesses in datacenter power, to its Executive Advisory Board. Doimo joins Christian Belady, the former head of Microsoft’s datacenter business and originator of the PUE metric, and Peter Gross, the mission-critical datacenter engineer who co-founded EYP Mission Critical Facilities, on a board that now brings together hyperscale operations, mission-critical design and the global power solutions and systems industry. Doimo will work with DG Matrix CEO Haroon Inam, Executive Chairman Anthony Wanger and the company’s engineering, solutions and commercial teams as DG Matrix builds the intelligent power fabric for the AI datacenter: the AI-driven control layer that manages every watt flowing from utility, on-site generation and storage sources to compute loads. Doimo has spent more than three decades building and scaling technology businesses across the United States, Europe and Asia. As a co-founder of MGE UPS Systems in 1996, he participated in two successive leveraged buyouts of the company, culminating in its acquisition by Schneider Electric in 2004, and then in Schneider Electric’s acquisition of American Power Conversion (APC). He led the merger of MGE and APC across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America and became Executive Vice President of the Data Center Business Unit with more than $3.2 billion in annual revenue. Over 12 years at Schneider Electric, Doimo served as Executive Vice President of Power, an $8 billion global business, and later as Executive Vice President of Global Solutions, and was a member of the company’s Executive Committee, reporting to the CEO. He also led the Electrical Distribution and Energy Management Business Unit and the company’s strategic vertical markets before uniting services, software and those end-user segments into a single Global Solutions organization. In 2017, he became President and Chief Operating Officer of Cylance. Today he is a Partner at Helios Energy Ventures, a venture capital firm focused on Series A and Series B investments in the datacenter and artificial intelligence sectors, where he works closely with founders to scale their businesses. “Daniel has built, merged and scaled the businesses that have powered datacenters for the past 30 years,” said Haroon Inam, CEO of DG Matrix. “He co-founded MGE UPS Systems, brought MGE and APC together inside Schneider Electric and led its $8 billion global power business, so he knows exactly how power infrastructure is specified, sold, serviced and scaled around the world — and he then took an AI company through hypergrowth to a successful exit. As DG Matrix moves from being first to commercialize the multi-port solid-state transformer to deploying it at scale, Daniel’s experience will sharpen how we build, deliver and service our solid-state transformer solutions and accelerate our path to becoming the intelligent power fabric of the industry.” “Daniel led the businesses that much of the datacenter industry buys its power systems from, and he scaled them across three continents,” said Anthony Wanger, Executive Chairman of DG Matrix. “With Christian, Peter and now Daniel, this advisory board has built the hyperscale datacenter, engineered the mission-critical facility and led the power business behind both.” “I spent most of my career building the solutions and systems that power datacenters and the past decade scaling AI and software businesses, and DG Matrix sits exactly where those two worlds are now colliding,” said Daniel Doimo. “For 30 years the industry has answered new demand by adding more boxes to the electrical room. The multi-port solid-state transformer is the first technology I have seen that fundamentally simplifies the datacenter electrical system, and DG Matrix has already done the hard part by commercializing it. I have taken companies through buyouts, mergers, acquisitions and the road to the public markets, and I am joining to help Haroon, Anthony and the team scale as fast as the AI buildout demands.” As a member of the DG Matrix Executive Advisory Board, Doimo will advise on commercial and go-to-market strategy, global operations and manufacturing scale-up, strategic partnerships across the power solutions and systems industry, and capital strategy. His appointment follows those of Belady in April and Gross in June, and the June appointment of Wanger as the company’s first Executive Chairman, as DG Matrix builds the team to scale and accelerates pilot deployments of its AI-enabled Interport platform with hyperscale, neocloud and colocation customers worldwide. About DG Matrix DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, is unlocking power as the binding constraint on AI. It is removing this critical bottleneck of stranded power by building the intelligent power fabric of the AI datacenter. Built on the world’s first commercially available, programmable multi-port solid-state transformer, the company’s AI-enabled Interport™ platform converts, routes and controls every electron, between the grid, on-site generation, storage and compute loads through a single, software-defined stage. DG Matrix delivers an integrated and simpler solution for faster deployment, lower energy costs, native 800 VDC readiness and protection from GPU pulse loads. Because speed to power is speed to inference, DG Matrix helps hyperscale, neocloud and colocation operators bring AI capacity online in months instead of years — at scale, anywhere in the world. Learn more at https://www.dgmatrix.com/.
DG Matrix and Skeleton Technologies Join Forces to Deliver Resilient, Fast-Response Power for 800 VDC AI Data Centers Collaboration brings together Skeleton’s peak-shaving and backup power systems alongside DG Matrix Interport™ solid-state transformer technology for next-generation AI data center deployments MORRISVILLE, N.C. & TALLINN, Estonia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, and Skeleton Technologies, a globally leading AI infrastructure power systems provider, today announced a strategic technical and commercial collaboration to support the data center industry’s transition to 800 VDC power infrastructure. The two companies are integrating Skeleton’s high-power, fast-response energy storage systems across DG Matrix’s galvanically isolated Interport™ multi-port solid-state transformer (SST) platform. The collaboration spans the Interport CM medium-voltage SST skid, which converts 12 34.5 kV AC directly to high-voltage DC; the Interport CL sidecar solution, which mitigates GPU pulse loads directly in the white space; and Interport Flex, an outdoor, grey space product that can be skid-mounted and paralleled into the Interport 360 end-to-end solution. Together, the technologies address one of the defining challenges in modern AI data centers: the extreme, repetitive pulse loads generated by GPU clusters that exceed the dynamic response capabilities of the power grid as well as conventional Uninterruptible Power Supply and battery systems. Skeleton’s power systems are engineered to respond in microseconds to minutes, absorbing peak loads before they propagate to upstream infrastructure, while DG Matrix’s Interport routes power in real time across AC and DC sources, loads, and storage at multiple voltage levels. As GPU cluster densities grow and power demands become increasingly dynamic, static power architectures can no longer keep pace. DG Matrix’s Interport platform already addresses this through software-defined, multi-port power routing and single-stage conversion. Pairing Interport with Skeleton’s fast-response storage closes the remaining gap, enabling the joint platform to absorb load transients, support fault ride-through, and deliver backup power with the speed and cycle life that AI workloads demand. “The shift to 800 VDC power architecture represents one of the most important evolutions in the data center industry. As power demands for AI workloads become even greater, fast-acting energy storage is essential to ensuring that GPU bursts don’t destabilize electric grids. Working with DG Matrix gives us the opportunity to demonstrate how our high-power energy storage technologies complement solid-state transformer architectures and support more resilient, efficient data center infrastructure,” said Taavi Madiberk, CEO and co-founder of Skeleton Technologies. Recent research from SemiAnalysis projects that approximately 39 gigawatts of incremental AI data center capacity will be served by 800 VDC architecture by 2030, with a solid-state transformer total addressable market of approximately $13 billion. DG Matrix’s Interport platform natively supports 800 VDC today, and Skeleton’s GrapheneCBU800 and GrapheneBBU800 systems are built for the same voltage class, positioning both companies at the center of that transition. “DG Matrix is building the power fabric for the intelligence age. By integrating Skeleton Technologies’ fast-response energy storage with our Interport solid-state transformer platform, we can advance a more complete architecture for AI data centers: one designed for dynamic pulse loads, resilient power, and faster deployment,” said Haroon Inam, CEO and co-founder of DG Matrix. About DG Matrix DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, is unlocking power as the binding constraint on AI. It is removing this critical bottleneck of stranded power by building the intelligent power fabric of the AI data center. Built on the world’s first commercially available, programmable multi-port solid-state transformer, the company’s AI-enabled Interport™ platform converts, routes and controls every electron, between the grid, on-site generation, storage and compute loads through a single, software-defined stage. DG Matrix delivers an integrated and simpler solution for faster deployment, lower energy costs, native 800 VDC readiness and protection from GPU pulse loads. Because speed to power is speed to inference, DG Matrix helps hyperscale, neocloud and colocation operators bring AI capacity online in months instead of years — at scale, anywhere in the world. Learn more at https://www.dgmatrix.com/. About Skeleton Technologies Skeleton Technologies is a leading provider of full-stack power systems that enable more efficient and scalable AI infrastructure. From rack-level power stabilization to grid scale integration, Skeleton helps hyperscalers, grid operators, and OEMs to optimize efficiency, power quality, and infrastructure utilization. Skeleton’s intelligent power systems are built on proprietary high-power energy storage technology, which has been deployed globally across grid infrastructure, data centers, mobility, aerospace, and defense applications over the past ten years. To learn more, visit https://www.skeletontech.com/.
DG Matrix Appoints Data Center Infrastructure Veteran Deepak Thakkar, Ph.D., as Chief Commercial Officer A 25-year career spanning silicon, cybersecurity, manufacturing, power, cabling, and cooling gives Dr. Thakkar a rare perspective across the entire data center stack MORRISVILLE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer (SST) solutions, today announced the appointment of Deepak Thakkar, Ph.D., as Chief Commercial Officer. Dr. Thakkar will lead commercial strategy and customer engagement as DG Matrix accelerates deployment of its Interport™ platform across AI and conventional data center environments worldwide. Dr. Thakkar brings more than 25 years of leadership experience spanning virtually every layer of the data center infrastructure ecosystem. Prior to joining DG Matrix, he served as Chief Commercial Officer for portfolio companies within the data center thermal management practice of Neos Partners, where he helped institutionalize commercial operations and expand high-margin infrastructure opportunities. Previously, he served as Vice President of Sales at Boyd Corporation, whose thermal management business was acquired by Eaton in a $9.5 billion transaction, where he led growth initiatives across mission-critical thermal management markets. He also served as President of Global Sales at Electrical Components International (ECI), leading commercial strategies that contributed to a successful $2 billion exit. Earlier in his career, Dr. Thakkar spent nearly a decade at Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX) as Vice President of Business Development, managing executive relationships with leading OEM customers across North America, Europe, Korea, and India while overseeing more than $2 billion in annual outsourced manufacturing revenue. He also held senior data center business leadership roles at Intel, McAfee, and Silicon Graphics.“ I’ve spent my career watching each layer of the data center stack become increasingly optimized in isolation; chips here, cooling there, power elsewhere,” said Dr. Thakkar. “DG Matrix is the first platform I have seen that brings these domains together at the rack level. The opportunity to build the commercial engine around Interport, at this stage of the company’s growth, is exactly the challenge I have been looking for.” Dr. Thakkar’s approach to infrastructure investment decisions is rooted in economics and operational outcomes. According to the company, the DG Matrix Interport platform consolidates up to 15 discrete electrical components into four, reducing cooling and energy costs while lowering total cost of ownership to approximately one-half to two-thirds that of conventional architectures. Deployment timelines can be reduced from the industry’s typical 18 to 24 months to approximately six months. Fewer components also translate into fewer potential points of failure — a critical consideration in an industry where uptime directly drives revenue generation. “Deepak has spent his career operating across every layer of the data center stack, from silicon to cooling to power infrastructure,” said Haroon Inam, CEO of DG Matrix. “That perspective is exactly what DG Matrix needs as we position Interport as foundational infrastructure that must integrate seamlessly with everything else in the rack. Deepak approaches every opportunity through a commercial lens rather than as a science experiment, and that discipline will strengthen how we bring Interport to market.” As Chief Commercial Officer, Dr. Thakkar will build and scale DG Matrix’s commercial organization, deepen strategic relationships with hyperscalers, colocation providers, and data center developers, and accelerate market adoption of the Interport platform globally. He reports directly to CEO Haroon Inam and joins DG Matrix at a pivotal stage as the company expands deployments worldwide. About DG Matrix DG Matrix has commercialized the world’s first multi-port solid-state transformer designed to address the growing power infrastructure challenges associated with AI data centers and electrification. Its standardized Interport™ platform enables faster deployment, lower energy costs, and flexible integration of multiple energy sources and loads at scale, anywhere in the world. For more information, visit http://www.dgmatrix.com.
Built for the AI Factory DG Matrix Joins the NVIDIA MGX Ecosystem to Power the Next Era of Accelerated Computing DG Matrix is proud to join the NVIDIA MGX™ ecosystem as a solid-state transformer supplier for NVIDIA's 800 VDC power architecture. This milestone reflects more than two years of direct technical collaboration with NVIDIA, from the earliest prototypes of 800 VDC power architecture through the commercial launch of the Interport SST platform revealed at NVIDIA GTC 2026 in March. The partnership sits at the center of one of the most consequential transitions in data center history. As accelerated computing rack power densities advance, the industry's entire electrical backbone is being architected for 800 VDC distribution. NVIDIA MGX is the modular rack-scale reference architecture for AI factories, and the Interport SST is the power platform purpose-built to meet it. Recently this architecture was further detailed in SemiAnalysis’s latest deep dive study called " Inside the 800VDC Revolution – Part 1 " on May 25, a landmark technical report that maps the industry's four-phase shift to 800-volt DC architecture and sizes the solid-state transformer market at $13 billion by 2030. Why 800 Volts, Why Now 800 VDC is the power architecture and upgrade path that helps AI factories scale compute performance beyond the limits of traditional power distribution. SemiAnalysis makes the constraint concrete: a one-megawatt rack running on today's 48-volt architecture requires roughly 200 kilograms of copper busbars. At one-gigawatt campus scale, that is hundreds of tons of copper. "Copper becomes unmanageable at 48 to 54 volts," the report states. At 800 volts, the same 600-kilowatt load draws 750 amperes rather than 12,500. Resistive losses fall by a factor of 278. Future rack power density targets may not be reachable with legacy low-voltage distribution. SemiAnalysis projects that by 2030, approximately 39 gigawatts of incremental AI data center capacity will run on 800-volt architecture, with the transition saving more than 50 megawatts of continuous grid power per gigawatt of IT load. "Each shift happened anyway, because physics and the economics of compute do not negotiate. 800 VDC is next, and the logic is the same." — SemiAnalysis, Inside the 800 VDC Revolution, May 2026 The Interport SST: Purpose-Built for NVIDIA MGX The Interport SST was designed from the ground up for the demands of modular AI factory architecture. It natively supports 800 VDC today, with reprogrammable ports capable of reaching 1,500 volts to future-proof deployments against the next generation of accelerated computing platforms. A single-stage multi-port architecture delivers up to 98.5 percent conversion efficiency, integrated liquid cooling, and rack-proximate battery storage for dynamic GPU pulse-load response. That last capability matters in ways the efficiency numbers alone do not capture. DG Matrix collaborated with NVIDIA testing energy storage solutions for dynamic GPU load response, working through one of the hardest requirements in high-density AI compute: absorbing and supplying burst power at the speed of inference workloads. The Interport's multiport topology aggregates multiple AC and DC input sources simultaneously while delivering AC and DC outputs, giving operators a single converged platform for the full energy stack. DG Matrix's roots run deep on this problem. SemiAnalysis traces the company's origin to NC State including its FREEDM Systems Center, where the CTO of DG Matrix has been researching solid-state transformers and silicon-carbide transistors since 2008. That lineage, combined with backing from Clean Energy Ventures including ABB and a SiC supply partnership with Infineon, gives the Interport platform a technical foundation built over more than a decade of development. "The Interport SST brings modular, rack-proximate power that delivers the efficiency and dynamic response AI factories require, now for the NVIDIA MGX architecture," said Haroon Inam, CEO and co-founder of DG Matrix. "Collaborating with NVIDIA and MGX integrators helps customers adopt 800 VDC architectures with lower loss and higher power density. Our multi-port capability enables integrated behind-the-meter power aggregation from multiple AC and DC sources along with simultaneous AC and DC outputs, offering a future-proofed platform today." An Industry at Its Turning Point SemiAnalysis documents four phases of the 800-volt transition. The industry is currently entering Phase 1, retrofitting existing AC distribution with HVDC power racks. Phase 2, arriving in 2027 and 2028, brings 800-volt-native compute platforms like the NVIDIA Kyber rack online. Phase 3 takes 800-volt distribution facility-wide. Phase 4, the end state, replaces conventional step-down transformers and rectifiers with SSTs entirely. The efficiency gains compound at each stage. A conventional AC power path achieves 82 percent cumulative system efficiency across seven conversion stages. A Phase 4 SST facility reaches 87.4 percent. At 1 gigawatt of IT load, that gap recovers 69 megawatts of continuous grid power. More than $320 million flowed into SST startups in the twelve months ending March 2026 as hyperscalers moved from pilots to commercial contracts, ahead of the regulatory milestones, because the engineering case is settled. Building Together As a member of the NVIDIA MGX ecosystem, DG Matrix is collaborating with NVIDIA and MGX integrators to validate rack power interfaces and develop 800 VDC reference designs for hyperscale, neocloud, and edge deployments across AI training and inference workloads. Pre-certification units are shipping now, with UL certification targeted for the end of Q2 2026. The AI factory era runs on power. NVIDIA MGX defines the architecture. The Interport SST delivers the watts. About DG Matrix DG Matrix has commercialized the world's first multi-port solid-state transformer to solve the most urgent challenges in deploying power infrastructure for AI data centers and electrification. Its standardized Interport platform enables faster deployment, lower energy costs, and flexible integration of all energy sources and loads, at scale, anywhere in the world. Visit DGMatrix.com for more information.
Entrepreneur and investor who built digital infrastructure platforms across every major change in the data center industry, from colocation to hyperscale, modular design and liquid cooling, will help DG Matrix build the power fabric for the AI data center. MORRISVILLE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE) -- DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, today announced the appointment of Anthony Wanger, a digital infrastructure entrepreneur, executive and investor, as its first Executive Chairman. Wanger will work alongside CEO Haroon Inam and the company’s board, engineering, solutions and commercial teams as DG Matrix builds the power fabric for the Intelligence Age, the software- and AI-driven control layer that manages every watt flowing from the utility service through on-site generation, storage and power conversion and protection into the GPU. Wanger’s career is distinguished by the early identification of structural shifts in technology infrastructure and the building of platforms to capitalize on them. For more than two decades, he has developed global digital infrastructure businesses, generating billions of dollars in value for institutional investors. He is the Founder and CEO of Regnaw Capital, LLC, a family office investing in digital infrastructure and growth-stage technology markets. He has established a consistent record of market leadership at each major inflection point in digital infrastructure. In 1999, well in advance of enterprise colocation emerging as a mainstream asset class, he developed a vacant Phoenix industrial property into a carrier-grade colocation and telecommunications platform that was acquired by Digital Realty Trust for $180 million in 2006. In 2007, he co-founded IO Data Centers, where, as founder and president, he directed the company’s expansion across North America, Europe and Asia, pioneering high-efficiency, high-density data center design that anticipated the power density and thermal management requirements now defining modern AI infrastructure. Wanger identified the shift toward modular infrastructure early, co-founding BASELAYER as one of the first companies to commercialize prefabricated, modular data center technology, which was acquired by IE Corp. in 2021. From 2021 to 2024, he served as an Industry Advisor and Co-Investor with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P. (“KKR”), contributing to several significant digital infrastructure transactions, including the multi-billion-dollar take-private of CyrusOne. Having identified liquid cooling as an emerging constraint at the intersection of AI scaling and data center power density, he was instrumental in KKR’s 2023 acquisition of CoolIT Systems, where, as Executive Board Member and Special Advisor, he helped reposition and scale the business into the hyperscale market. That process culminated in CoolIT’s pending acquisition by Ecolab, Inc. “Anthony has been years ahead of the market at every turn, from carrier-grade colocation to hyperscale, modular data centers and liquid cooling, and he has the rare ability to see where digital infrastructure is going and build the platforms that get it there,” said Haroon Inam, CEO of DG Matrix. “He understands, better than almost anyone, why 800 VDC and intelligent power conversion now sit at the center of every AI buildout, and why speed to power is speed to inference. Having Anthony as our Executive Chairman will sharpen how we build, deliver and service our solid-state transformer solutions, and accelerate our path to becoming the power fabric of the Intelligence industry.” Wanger joins as the data center industry confronts a fundamental transition in how power is delivered to compute. NVIDIA’s product roadmap and rising chip energy density are driving the transition to 800 VDC architectures, which are required to support next-generation systems such as Vera Rubin. DG Matrix’s AI-enabled Interport™ platform is built for this transition: collapsing multi-stage power conversion into a single, software-defined stage, absorbing GPU pulse loads, and actively controlling every watt flowing between the grid, on-site generation, storage, UPS and compute loads. DG Matrix operates the largest solid-state transformer engineering team of any company in the world, giving the platform a multi-year lead on SST hardware, firmware and AI-driven control software. “Innovation always comes from outside the industry, and what DG Matrix has built is a change of kind, not degree. It changes how power is routed to microprocessors,” said Anthony Wanger. “I was searching for the next great opportunity defined by scale and shortage, and DG Matrix is where power direction and routing are going.” The Executive Chairman appointment was assisted by Salamone Partners, a sector-specialist executive consulting firm focused on the leadership shaping the energy transition and next-generation infrastructure. The firm partners with venture-backed innovators, infrastructure investors and public companies to recruit executives and board leaders for companies at critical stages of growth and commercialization. About DG Matrix DG Matrix has commercialized the world’s first multi-port solid-state transformer to solve the most urgent challenges in deploying power infrastructure for AI datacenters and electrification. Its AI-enabled Interport™ platform acts as the intelligent power fabric of the data center, enabling faster deployment, lower energy costs, and software-controlled integration of all energy sources and loads — at scale, anywhere in the world. Learn more at https://www.dgmatrix.com/.
Three-decade mission-critical infrastructure leader, co-founder of EYP Mission Critical Facilities, and 2024 Data Center World Lifetime Achievement Award recipient will help DG Matrix build the intelligent power fabric for the AI data center, enabling the 800-VDC transition. RALEIGH-DURHAM, N.C., June 16, 2026. DG Matrix, the global leader in solid-state transformer solutions, today announced the appointment of Peter Gross, one of the foremost authorities on mission-critical and data center infrastructure, to its Executive Advisory Board. Gross will advise DG Matrix’s engineering, solutions, and commercial teams as the company builds the AI datadcenter intelligent power fabric: the AI-driven control layer that manages every watt flowing from a combination of utility + on-site generation and storage sources to IT loads. Gross has spent more than three decades at the forefront of mission-critical information, communication, and infrastructure design. He is currently Managing Partner of PMG Associates, a consulting and advisory firm, and until 2019 led the Mission Critical Systems group at Bloom Energy, a leading manufacturer of solid oxide fuel cells. Earlier, he co-founded and served as CEO of EYP Mission Critical Facilities, a premier data center design and engineering firm acquired by Hewlett-Packard in 2008, where he went on to lead HP’s Consulting Services focused on carbon, power, and critical facilities. A recognized thought leader in high-reliability design, power quality, energy systems and sustainability, Gross is a co-inventor on patents covering modular, prefabricated FlexDC systems, direct current power distribution topologies for data centers, and fuel-cell-based data center architectures. A Senior Member of the IEEE and a Registered Professional Engineer, he contributed to IEEE Standard 3006.7-2013 for determining the reliability of 24/7 power systems. His honors include the 2024 Data Center World Lifetime Achievement Award, the 2010 Data Center Dynamics “Outstanding Contribution to the Industry” Award, and induction into the Infrastructure Masons Hall of Fame. “Peter has shaped how the world’s most demanding data centers are designed, powered, and operated for the better part of three decades,” said Haroon Inam, CEO of DG Matrix. “He understands, better than anyone, why AI has fundamentally changed the data center and why on-site generation, grid support, and intelligent power conversion now sit at the center of every buildout. Having him on our Executive Advisory Board will sharpen how we build, deliver, and service our solid-state transformer solutions and will accelerate our path to becoming the intelligent power fabric of the industry.” Gross’s recent work has centered on the shift from AI training to inference and what it demands of digital infrastructure. Inference workloads require far higher availability, sit closer to urban load centers, and run in smaller, often co-located facilities where power can swing from full load to near zero in milliseconds. DG Matrix’s AI-enabled Interport™ platform is built to manage exactly these conditions: collapsing multi-stage power conversion into a single, software-defined stage, absorbing GPU pulse loads, and integrating on-site generation, storage and batteries into the load. Its multi-port converter can also inject reactive power back into the grid when load swings threaten to collapse grid voltage, giving operators a tool for demand response and frequency support. DG Matrix operates the largest solid-state transformer engineering team of any company in the world, giving the platform a multi-year lead on SST hardware, firmware and AI-driven control software. “For most of my career, data center power improved incrementally and nothing fundamental changed. AI changed that,” said Peter Gross. “Density has gone from a few kilowatts to as much as 500 kilowatts per cabinet, power fluctuations are severe, and on-site generation has become vital to how these facilities get built. DG Matrix has the ability to streamline the entire electrical topology, reduce footprint and cost, and protect both the load and the grid. I am convinced this technology will have a very significant impact on the industry, and that is why I am joining.” Gross serves as Chairman of Cato and sits on the boards of Aligned Data Centers, Edgevana, Apolo Cloud, Overwatch, and IDCA. He chairs the advisory councils of Vertiv and Bloom Energy and advises EnerSys, Lancium, Crusoe, VIER and Rehlko. He is an External Advisor to Bain & Company, a Master of Infrastructure Masons, and serves on the advisory boards of the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability and the Data Center Systems Engineering Board of Advisors at Southern Methodist University’s Lyle School of Engineering. As a member of the DG Matrix Executive Advisory Board, Gross will advise on platform and solutions strategy, on-site generation and grid integration, and deployment architectures for AI data center developers. His appointment continues a series of Executive Advisory Board appointments and comes as DG Matrix accelerates pilot deployments of its AI-enabled Interport platform with hyperscale, neocloud and colocation customers worldwide. About DG Matrix DG Matrix has commercialized the world’s first multi-port solid-state transformer to solve the most urgent challenges in deploying power infrastructure for AI datacenters and electrification. Its AI-enabled Interport™ platform acts as the intelligent power fabric of the data center, enabling faster deployment, lower energy costs, and software-controlled integration of all energy sources and loads, at scale, anywhere in the world. Learn more at https://www.dgmatrix.com/.
End-to-end “grid-to-rack” solution accelerates time-to-compute and reduces deployment risk for next-generation AI workloads HOUSTON, Texas and MORRISVILLE, N.C., May 27, 2026 — InfraPartners , a leader in prefabricated, upgradeable AI data center solutions, and DG Matrix , a global pioneer in solid-state transformer solutions, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver an industry-first end-to-end AI infrastructure platform integrating AI Factory deployment with a globally-standardized, software-defined power architecture. The platform addresses one of the most critical constraints facing AI growth today: the ability to deploy power and infrastructure globally at the speed required to meet accelerating demand. By integrating InfraPartners RapidNode: a prefabricated, Upgradeable Data Center™, with DG Matrix’s Interport 360™, InfraPartners and DG Matrix enable a true “grid-to-rack” solution designed to accelerate time-to-compute and support evolving AI technologies and workload transitions. At a time when power availability and deployment timelines are limiting AI expansion, the platform enables operators to standardize deployments globally, reduce engineering and supply chain complexity, and reduce the risk of infrastructure obsolescence as GPU and power architectures rapidly evolve. “AI demand is not being constrained by access to compute, but by how quickly we can deliver the infrastructure to support it,” said Michalis Grigoratos, CEO of InfraPartners. “By integrating prefabricated AI Factory deployment with DG Matrix’s software-configurable power fabric, we are removing one of the biggest bottlenecks in the market. This partnership creates a faster, more flexible path to AI compute, enabling our customers to scale with confidence while protecting long-term infrastructure investments.” DG Matrix’s Interport 360™ introduces the world’s fastest, most flexible approach to data center power infrastructure. The standardized power platform can be deployed in any location, with any power sources, for any data center architecture. Software-defined functionality optimizes power and compute in real time to optimize token outputs and energy costs alongside grid interactivity to accelerate interconnection. Designed to support both AC and DC architectures, including emerging 800-VDC standards, the platform enables operators to transition between architecture standards without costly redesigns. Combined with InfraPartners’ Upgradeable Data Center™ architecture, the result is a future-ready system that evolves alongside AI technology cycles. “Power infrastructure must become as adaptable as the compute it supports,” said Haroon Inam, CEO of DG Matrix. “Our partnership with InfraPartners brings together two complementary innovations to deliver a fully integrated platform that is configurable, scalable, and globally deployable. Together, we are enabling AI operators to overcome power constraints, reduce deployment risk, and unlock new levels of performance and efficiency.” InfraPartners and DG Matrix have also released an executive white paper titled, ‘ The First End-to-End, AI-Ready Power + AI Factory Platform ’ detailing the architecture, deployment model, and economic impact of the platform. The integrated platform delivers a comprehensive set of capabilities, including prefabricated AI Factory infrastructure, native AC/DC-compatible power architecture, integrated energy management, and real-time optimization across power and compute workloads. By combining standardized design with software configurability, the solution reduces engineering complexity, shortens deployment timelines, and mitigates supply chain risk. About InfraPartners InfraPartners is a global leader in digital infrastructure, delivering scalable, future-proof data center solutions. The company’s standardized design process and offsite manufacturing offer greater schedule and cost certainty, plus rigorous quality control. InfraPartners collaborates with hyperscalers, colocation providers, GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) providers, and government entities to design and deploy AI-ready data centers. For more information, visit https://infrapartners.llc . About DG Matrix DG Matrix has commercialized the world’s first multi-port solid-state transformer to solve the most urgent challenges in deploying power infrastructure for AI data centers and electrification. Its standardized Interport platform enables faster deployment, lower energy costs, and flexible integration of all energy sources and loads—at scale, anywhere in the world.
