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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Semiconductor manufacturer onsemi (NASDAQ:ON), a prominent player in the semiconductor industry with a market capitalization of $24.5 billion, announced Tuesday it is collaborating with NVIDIA to support the transition to 800 Volts Direct Current (VDC) power architectures for AI data centers. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company maintains a strong financial health score, positioning it well for strategic partnerships.
The partnership aims to develop power distribution systems that can handle large power loads with minimal conversion losses. According to the press release, the 800V architecture represents a significant shift that could improve efficiency, power density and sustainability in next-generation AI infrastructure. With a robust gross profit margin of nearly 40% and strong liquidity metrics, onsemi demonstrates the financial strength to support such innovative initiatives.
onsemi’s contribution centers on its intelligent power portfolio, which covers multiple stages of power conversion from high-voltage AC/DC at substations to voltage regulation at the processor level. The company leverages both silicon and silicon carbide technologies in its solutions.
The semiconductor firm’s offerings include components for solid state transformers, power supply units, 800 VDC distribution systems, and core power delivery, all featuring integrated monitoring and control capabilities.
The company statement positions onsemi as one of few manufacturers with the capability to address the power requirements of modern AI infrastructure through scalable designs.
This development comes as data centers face growing pressure to improve energy efficiency while supporting increasingly power-hungry AI workloads. The higher voltage architecture potentially allows for more efficient power delivery across large-scale computing environments.
onsemi, included in both the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 indices, focuses primarily on automotive and industrial markets, with particular emphasis on vehicle electrification, sustainable energy, industrial automation, and infrastructure for 5G and cloud computing.
In other recent news, onsemi announced an expanded collaboration with Schaeffler to supply silicon carbide MOSFETs for traction inverters in a global automaker’s plug-in hybrid electric vehicle platform. This agreement will make onsemi the exclusive silicon carbide supplier for the program, utilizing its next-generation EliteSiC product line. In addition, Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on onsemi with a Neutral rating and a price target of $60. Meanwhile, Loop Capital raised its price target for onsemi to $68, maintaining a Buy rating and signaling optimism about the company’s future earnings potential.
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