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Arrow Electronics to Showcase AI Data Center and Intelligent Power Management Solutions at PCIM Asia 2025

SHANGHAI, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 24 September 2025 - Arrow Electronics, a global provider of technology solutions, will present a comprehensive suite of power electronics and intelligent power management solutions for AI data center at PCIM Asia 2025, held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre from Sept.

24–26.

Arrow Electronics to Showcase AI Data Center and Intelligent Power Management Solutions at PCIM Asia 2025
Arrow Electronics to Showcase AI Data Center and Intelligent Power Management Solutions at PCIM Asia 2025

Located at Booth C60 in Hall N5, Arrow's exhibit will feature an immersive AI data center experience, guiding visitors through five interconnected innovation zones: Renewable Energy, Cooling Infrastructure, AI Server Power Supply, Real-Time Monitoring, and Building Automation. This narrative journey—from solar to server—demonstrates how advanced technologies are transforming data center energy management and industrial automation.

Key technologies on display:

- Energy Conversion/Battery Management System (BMS)
  • Arrow and Infineon to showcase industrial HV BMS (powered by latest 18-channel AFE) with Bourns and Molex
  • 10kW MPPT and T-type solar inverter from Arrow and Nexperia
  • NXP's arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) powered by AI
- Advanced Cooling Infrastructure
  • Arrow's 10kW Vienna power factor correction (PFC) and motor control and 15kW bidirectional PFC power conversion solutions for data center
  • NXP's motor control solutions
- AI Server Power Supply
  • 3kW totem-pole PFC & LLC power supply from Arrow, Bourns, and onsemi
  • 5.5kW AI ORV3 server power supply from Arrow and Bourns
  • Infineon's 48V to 12V DC 1600W module and 3kW server power supplies
  • Molex's connectors/busbars for data center
  • Murata's 33kW power shelf and 3.2kW mCRPS power supply for AI server rack
- Real-Time Monitoring with PLC & IO-Link
  • Arrow's PLC IO-link demo dashboard
  • NXP - EtherCAT and TSN for programmable logic controller (PLC)
- Security, Control, and Sensing for Smart Building
  • Arrow's KNX smart building control dashboard
  • Infineon's surveillance camera application with 60GHz radar sensor module and OPTIGATM security chip
  • NXP's ultra-wideband (UWB) anchor and tag
  • onsemi's security and surveillance autonomous mobile robot (AMR)

AMR Platform

Arrow will also showcase its AMR platform, developed in collaboration with onsemi, designed to accelerate AI application adoption. The platform integrates onsemi's global shutter cameras, ultrasonic sensors, and LiDAR with advanced AI navigation control. Through the AMR, visitors can explore a simulated smart data center for soaring AI power demand, how it is becoming more energy efficient, higher in power density, smarter in control, and beyond.

"As autonomous mobile robots and AI-driven infrastructure reshape the data center environment, Arrow is committed to delivering the technologies and expertise that enable smarter, safer, and more efficient operations," said Jacky Wan, Arrow Electronics' vice president of sales components – China.

Virtual Booth Experience
For those unable to attend in person, Arrow offers a virtual booth at arrow.com, providing 24/7 access to product demos, technical resources, and supplier insights across all five innovation zones.
Hashtag: #Arrow

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About Arrow Electronics

Arrow Electronics (NYSE:ARW) sources and engineers technology solutions for thousands of leading manufacturers and service providers. With global 2024 sales of $28 billion, Arrow's portfolio enables technology across major industries and markets. Learn more at arrow.com.

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