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  1. Training the largest, most advanced AI models creates massive and unpredictable demands on power systems. Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)  is therefore an essential component in AI Data Center design, and DKCMS® can maximize operational performance, reliability, safety, deployment speed, and much more.

  2. An article and video interview with Alix Paultre covering Dukosi’s unique chip-on-cell approach to wireless battery management and how it delivers precise estimates state of charge (SOC) and state of health (SOH). The article also covers how the Dukosi’s wireless solution eliminates complex wiring and fault-prone connectors between modules and the BMS host processor, as well as the details on a 16-cell wireless battery-module reference design developed in collaboration with STMicroelectronics.

  3. In this Electronics World featured article, our Chief Technology Officer, Joel Sylvester, explores the advantages of adding cell-level intelligence to high-performance battery packs. The article examines key aspects of battery performance, safety, manufacturing, diagnostics, and sustainability. It also discusses how battery communication solutions such as DKCMS® and C-SynQ® can help overcome the constraints of cell-level monitoring.

  4. An End-to-End BESS Solution Combining Dukosi’s Chip-on-Cell Technology with C-SynQ®, A123’s Next Gen High Capacity LFP Cell Technology and Nuvation’s BMS Design to Address Growing Market with Proven and Compliant Solutions.

  5. Dukosi Ltd is pleased to announce its presence at The Battery Show Europe 2026 in Stuttgart, Germany. At the event, Dukosi will feature a live demonstration of its new DK-NFLNK communications solution for modular battery systems and will also showcase collaborations with industry partners.

  6. The New Battery Solution Combines Dukosi’s Chip-on-Cell Technology with C-SynQ® and Yichuan’s Battery Management System for Safer, Smarter and More Sustainable New Energy Marine Applications.

  7. Electrification is transforming indsutries worldwide ahead of NZE2050. However, uneven global battery regulations create both challenges and opportunities, but technologies already exist to get ahead, improving traceability, extending battery life, and enabling more efficient material recovery.

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