This year, for the first time, a new stage will focus on artificial intelligence and data centers. In approximately 40,000 square meters of exhibition space, more than 650 companies from 27 countries will showcase their latest and most proven technologies. Companies such as Mitsubishi, Onsemi, Sumida, and Toshiba will be present. They will be joined by a number of newcomers, including Allegro MicroSystems, NHK Spring, and Moteon, all of whom will also be presenting their latest innovations. The complete list of this year's exhibitors, as well as the products and solutions they will be presenting, is available on the PCIM website's online exhibitor search tool
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A wide range of presentations across four stages.
This year, a new presentation stage, the “AI & Data Centers Stage,” will join the “Exhibitor,” “Technology,” and “E-Mobility & Energy Storage” stages at PCIM Expo 2026 to highlight two of the most important future trends in power electronics. Expert presentations and panel discussions will offer visitors an in-depth look at current developments, innovative technologies, and practical applications. Each stage has a different focus to offer a wide selection of insightful presentations.
Highlights from the "Technology" Scenario
: - Fraunhofer IISB: 1200 V High-Temperature SiC Power Module as a Reference Development Platform
- Fraunhofer IAF: Boosting the Power of GaN Technologies: Paving the Way for the 1200 V Class and Beyond
- Bosch: Maximizing SiC Power: Is Dual-Sided Cooling the Right Choice?
- Bosch: Maximizing SiC Power: Is Dual-Sided Cooling the Right Choice?
- Infineon: Optimizing GaN's Soft-Switching Operation at High Frequency. Highlights from the AI and Data Center Scenario:
- Yole: GaN Powers the AI Data Center: Enabling Next-Generation Efficient Power Delivery
ECPE: White Paper on AI in Power Electronics.
The electric mobility and energy storage stage will focus on current and future advances in power electronics for use in electric mobility and energy storage. This year, companies such as Wolfspeed, Hitachi, and Littelfuse will present their applications.
The University Research Zone will showcase innovations from the academic world.
At PCIM Expo 2026, the University Research Zone will offer exclusive access to the latest discoveries in power electronics research. Each day, different universities and research institutes will be present, offering information on the latest advances in the research field.
Some of the universities presenting recent projects include:
- University of Stuttgart: Advanced characterization of broadband semiconductor reliability and system design
- University of Edinburgh: Advances in broadband power semiconductors for MW-class converter applications
- University of Southern Denmark: Next-generation electrolytic and film capacitors
Conference Highlights: Focus on Artificial Intelligence and Future-Oriented Innovations.
As usual, the PCIM Expo will be accompanied by the PCIM Conference, an exclusive platform that fosters exchange between industry and science. Participants can look forward to a wide range of top-tier lectures and poster presentations—including numerous new industry and science publications—exceeding 500 for the first time.
In addition, the PCIM seminars, held during the two days preceding the Expo, provide a unique forum for direct discussion of specialized topics across the entire power electronics value chain.
For more information, please visit the PCIM website – Hub for Power Electronics.
