Bipolar transistors

Diodes

ESD protection, TVS, filtering and signal conditioning

MOSFETs

SiC power devices

GaN FETs

IGBTs

Analog & Logic ICs

Automotive qualified products (AEC-Q100/Q101)

Nexperia in AI datacenters: Connectivity, control and signal protection

Signal-Chain Technologies for Reliable High-Speed Server Connectivity

Modern AI and hyperscale platforms require more sensors, power domains, management interfaces and data connections than ever before. Learn how signal-chain technologies support connectivity, monitoring, control and protection across complex server and accelerator architectures, helping engineers improve reliability, scalability and serviceability while safeguarding critical interfaces and maintaining system uptime.

 

Date: February 2nd, 2026

Time: 10 AM CET & 5 PM CET

Location: Online webinar

 

Key learnings

  • Learn how to improve signal integrity in high-speed datacenter applications.

  • Discover solutions for reliable chip-to-chip communication and connectivity.

  • Explore protection technologies for critical server and accelerator interfaces.

  • Learn how to simplify interoperability across multiple voltage domains.

  • Gain insights into building robust and scalable datacenter platforms.

 

 

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  • Meet the speakers

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Meet the speakers

Gnana Prasad Korrapati

Principal System Validation Engineer, Nexperia

Gnana Prasad is a Product Manager for Interface at Nexperia, specialising in voltage-level translators and I²C/I3C solutions. Since joining in 2024, he has been responsible for product definition, translating customer and market needs into next-generation solutions. He has more than 11 years of experience in electronics, including traction power systems for EVs at General Motors and multiphase processor power at Texas Instruments. He holds a Master’s in Electrical Engineering from IIT Roorkee, India.

 

 

 

Martin Pilaski

Product Application Engineer, Nexperia

Martin Pilaski is a Product Application Engineer for Bipolar Discretes at Nexperia. He joined Nexperia (at that time still Philips Semiconductors) in 2005 and has since then worked in several product design and application marketing roles for NXP and Nexperia. Martin is currently responsible for worldwide product application support of Nexperia’s bipolar discretes portfolio with a focus on ESD and EMC for mobile, portable, consumer and computing applications.