Vertiv and Infineon formalize a three-year supply deal for power semiconductors, aiming to bolster Vertiv's 800 VDC power systems and global infrastructure offerings.
Vertiv announced a three-year agreement with Infineon covering supply of silicon and silicon carbide power semiconductors for its global power portfolio, including 800 VDC power systems, on Nov. 4, 2026. Secured long-term chip supply supports the 800 VDC product line, but the release gives no order values, volumes or financial figures, so the immediate earnings effect is unclear.
The release does not give any order value or revenue figure; it only describes a three-year supply collaboration for power semiconductors.
Silicon and silicon carbide power semiconductors across Vertiv's global power product portfolio, including 800 VDC power systems.
Infineon signed a three-year agreement to supply silicon and silicon carbide power semiconductors to Vertiv across its global power product portfolio, including 800 VDC systems. It is a design-win style endorsement of Infineon's power semiconductor franchise, but no contract value or shipment volume is disclosed, so the earnings impact cannot be sized from the article.
The article does not state any contract value, volume or pricing terms.
Silicon and silicon carbide power semiconductors for Vertiv's power products, including 800 VDC power systems, over three years.
Vertiv Holdings and Infineon Technologies have entered a three-year strategic partnership to secure the supply of silicon and silicon carbide power semiconductors. The agreement focuses on supporting Vertiv's global power portfolio, specifically targeting the company's 800 VDC power systems to enhance critical infrastructure capabilities.
The companies did not disclose any contract values, revenue projections, or volume commitments, making the immediate financial impact unclear.
The agreement covers silicon and silicon carbide power semiconductors intended for use across Vertiv's global power product portfolio, with a focus on 800 VDC systems.