Solidion Says PEAK UPS Can Cut Battery Footprint by 30%

Oct 14, 2026
Solidion says its PEAK battery system for AI data centers can reduce the footprint of uninterruptible power supplies by up to 30%. The system uses the company's silicon carbon 5500 cell.

Solidion Technology Inc. says its PEAK battery system for AI data centers can reduce the footprint of uninterruptible power supplies by up to 30%, based on company testing, according to a press release. The company also says the system can last up to three times longer than conventional backup batteries.

PEAK uses Solidion's 5500 cell with a silicon carbon anode. The system is designed to occupy less floor space, leaving more room for servers and other computing equipment.

Solidion holds more than 385 patents covering silicon anodes, graphene and battery chemistry. It operates a pilot production facility in Dayton, Ohio, for battery materials and components.

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