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                     Advanced PMICs Can Flatten The Processor Power Curve For Data Centers Focus: With data center operators under pressure to keep energy consumption and costs to a 
minimum, they are looking for the most efficient ways to address increased power demands 
and to break the linear relationship between increased processor power and increased rack 
power. This article discusses a new family of power management ICs from Empower 
Semiconductor—highly integrated voltage regulator ICs (IVRs) that switch at frequencies in 
the low hundreds of megahertz— and how they can be used to reduce processor power 
consumption by implementing dynamic voltage scaling (DVS). The power and size reduction 
benefits 
of the IVRs and DVS are discussed in a typical DSP application. Article includes data on 
data center and server rack power consumption.  
 What you’ll learn: 	- How to understand the space and power saving benefits of using Empower Semiconductor’s 
integrated voltage regulators (IVRs)   
 	- How to reduce processor power consumption using dynamic voltage scaling
  
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 Author & Publication: Trey Roessig, Empower Semiconductor, San Jose, Calif., How2Power Today, Jun 15 2022  
                     
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