February 10, 2026 /SemiMedia/ — Microchip Technology has launched its MCPF1525 integrated power module, aiming to support growing power demands in AI servers and high-performance computing platforms.

The device combines a 16V input buck converter with 25A output per module and can be stacked to reach up to 200A, allowing higher power delivery within the same rack space. It is designed for applications such as PCIe switches and high-performance MPUs used in AI systems, with PMBus and I2C support for system-level power control.

MCPF1525 uses a vertical package design that can reduce board area by up to 40% compared with traditional solutions. Measuring about 6.8 mm by 7.65 mm by 3.82 mm, the module targets space-limited server designs.

For monitoring and protection, the module includes temperature, current and voltage reporting through PMBus. It operates across a junction temperature range from -40°C to 125°C and integrates EEPROM for programmable power-up settings.

Microchip said the power module can be paired with its PCIe switches, FPGAs, MPUs and storage controllers to support data center and industrial computing systems. A customized inductor helps lower noise and improve signal quality in high-speed environments.

The MCPF1525 is now available, priced at about $12 per unit in 1,000-piece volumes. For more information, please visit: https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/mcpf1525.