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Texas Instruments Debuts High-Resolution ADC for AI Data Centers

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Texas Instruments debuted the ADC34DSO75, a new analog-to-digital converter, at the Open Compute Project Global Summit. The device is designed for 24/7, low-power, event-based remote monitoring at nanosecond resolution. It captures transient fault events in real time, helping to address power instability and signal degradation in data centers.

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Why it matters

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The new ADC is intended to help data center operators manage the challenges associated with scaling artificial intelligence infrastructure. By providing continuous, high-resolution monitoring, the device aims to prevent costly, unplanned downtime caused by subtle power-rail glitches.

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Who's involved

Texas InstrumentsThe company that debuted the ADC34DSO75 at the Open Compute Project Global Summit.

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