Bio:

Takaki Murata has been involved in technology development, accounting, planning, and business management at the Company and its group companies for many years and corporate management as a chief officer at business companies in the United States, accumulating a wealth of experience and a solid record of achievement. He has been elected as a Member of the Board of Directors because the Company expects that he will continue to strengthen the decision-making and supervisory functions of the Board of Directors.

Abstract:

The rapid scaling of AI and high‑performance computing workloads is driving a fundamental transformation of data center power architectures, from on‑package integrated voltage regulators to high‑voltage power supply units. In this context, passive components are no longer commodities but critical system enablers.

This presentation introduces Murata’s silicon capacitor technologies and roadmaps, highlighting how continuous innovations in three‑dimensional charge density, voltage capability, and reliability unlock new design spaces for advanced power delivery. Leveraging deep‑trench and nanoporous architectures, Murata silicon capacitors combine ultra‑low ESL/ESR, exceptional thermal and frequency stability, predictable aging, and high customization flexibility.

We will illustrate how these characteristics enable thin, high‑frequency integrated voltage regulator modules close to processors, as well as high‑voltage silicon capacitors for next‑generation data center power supplies operating up to 800V nominal.