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MPS reports record revenue of $980.6 million as AI and server power sales jump

Monolithic Power Systems reported record revenue of $980.6 million, with Enterprise Data up 44.8% from the first quarter on AI and server power sales.

On 30 July 2026 Monolithic Power Systems (MPS), which makes power chips for servers, reported record second-quarter revenue of $980.6 million, up 47.6% from a year earlier. Enterprise Data revenue rose 44.8% from the first quarter to $380.6 million (up 164.3% from a year earlier). The company attributes the sequential rise to power management for AI and server applications. On the call it raised its full-year growth floor for that segment from 85% to 130% (MPS SEC filing and call transcript).

Why we file it. A chip maker ties its fastest-growing business to AI servers.

How we read it. Strong, but the segment includes ordinary servers.

Why it matters to you: AI servers use a lot of electricity.

What this doesn't prove

Company figures: the segment mixes AI and ordinary server sales. The release gives no AI-only figure.

Next fixture

  • Whether the higher full-year Enterprise Data outlook holds.

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