TrendForce's latest research on power architectures for AI servers highlights that NVIDIA has been developing its proprietary 800V HVDC Power Rack. The platform is expected to be ready for customer shipments in 3Q26 and will be offered as an optional configuration—rather than a standard feature—for customers deploying the Vera Rubin platform.
TrendForce's latest “2Q26 Global Solid-State Battery Industry Development Quarterly Report” reveals that the Japanese government has significantly expanded support for next-generation battery technologies in recent years.
TrendForce's recent report on EV traction inverters shows that in the first quarter of 2026—usually the industry's slowest season—global installations hit around 6.82 million units, a 1.9% increase from 6.69 million units in the same period of 2025. These figures suggest that the electrification push continues strongly despite lower seasonal demand, highlighting the EV market's resilience.
TrendForce’s latest research reveals that structural tightening in mature-node DRAM supply is forcing consumer DRAM buyers to adopt legacy memory products to secure larger supply allocations. This has triggered a new wave of demand for procuring older-generation DRAM components, driving continued price momentum across legacy products such as DDR2 and DDR3.
TCL CSOT is aggressively promoting inkjet-printed OLED (IJP OLED) technology as a means of entering the OLED monitor and notebook panel supply chain, according to TrendForce’s findings. Its Gen 5.5 IJP OLED production line has already reached volume production and successfully commercialized medical display panels, while validation programs for branded monitor and notebook products are currently underway. The company’s progress could potentially challenge the long-standing dominance of Korean panel makers in the OLED industry.
