Observed Signal · Sep 18, 2026 · Technical Release · Source: PR Newswire: Technology News · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Positive
Mango Power S Earns UL 3700 Certification for Plug-In Solar
Mango Power, a clean energy technology company, announced that its Mango Power S product has received UL 3700 certification from Intertek, covering Interactive Plug-In Photovoltaic (PIPV) equipment and systems. This certification adds to the product's existing UL 1741, IEEE 1547, and California Energy Commission (CEC) listings. The Mango Power S features a 97% CEC-efficient single-stage Cyclo microinverter topology, Wi-Fi Mesh connectivity, app-based monitoring, and a 25-year limited warranty. It is designed for DIY plug-in solar installations, offering 120V and upcoming 240V configurations. The system, when paired with the 200A Smart Gateway Lite, supports whole-home energy monitoring and zero-export control with a 200ms anti-backflow response, enabling homeowners to manage their own solar energy generation and consumption.
Product certification news for a niche clean energy company; relevant to the broader technology sector but not directly impacting advertising, marketing, or media industries.
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- Mango Power S received UL 3700 certification from Intertek.
- The product has 97% CEC efficiency and a single-stage Cyclo microinverter topology.
- Mango Power S is available in a 1200W kit with four 300W panels and four 120V microinverters.
- A 240V split-phase configuration is planned.
- The Smart Gateway Lite enables zero-export control with a 200ms anti-backflow response.
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DG Matrix Secures $60M to Revolutionize Data Center Power
DG Matrix, a startup building solid-state transformers for data centers, raised $60 million in a Series A led by Engine Ventures with participation from ABB, Cerberus Ventures, Chevron Technology Ventures, Clean Energy Ventures, Fine Structure Ventures, Helios Climate Ventures, MCJ, and Piedmont Capital. DG Matrix’s Interport device, described as a power “router,” can handle up to 2.4 megawatts and integrate power from multiple sources (for example combining solar and grid-scale batteries) to feed high-density server racks. The company says Interport can replace bulky legacy power conversion equipment and uninterruptible power supplies, improving efficiency (claimed 95–98% vs. legacy 82–90%) and reducing space requirements. DG Matrix has a deal to supply Interport to Exowatt, plans initial customer deployments in June 2026, and aims to expand into building power, EV fleet charging, and micro/mini-grid applications.
Taiwan Chip Expert: Geopolitics Trumps Tech in US
In an interview at the Taiwan Innotech Expo 2026, Professor Tzi-Dar Chiueh of National Taiwan University discusses Taiwan's semiconductor dominance, the cultural work ethic behind TSMC's success, and the challenges of replicating it abroad. He notes that TSMC holds 70% of global contract manufacturing, but Taiwan's overall chip design share is below 20%. Chiueh argues that geopolitical motives, not chip industry success, drive China's interest in Taiwan, and he warns that US support for Taiwan's defense may come with costs. He also explains Taiwan's AI strategy: focusing on AI infrastructure and leveraging strengths rather than competing in large model development.
Infineon Sells Memory Business to Winbond in Billion-Euro Deal
Infineon is selling its memory business, specifically the NOR flash memory segment, to Taiwan-based Winbond for 3 billion euros. The transaction is part of Infineon's strategy to focus on its core semiconductor markets, particularly automotive and power semiconductors. Winbond will acquire the relevant production facilities, employees, and patents. The deal, announced on September 15, 2026, is expected to close in the first half of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals. This divestiture allows Infineon to streamline operations and strengthen its balance sheet, while Winbond expands its position in the memory market.
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