Solidion Technology reiterates its commitment to meeting the growing demand for energy storage solutions in the AI data centers. The company claims that its patented anode technology and PEAK-UPS design are specifically tailored to meet the requirements of AI scale infrastructure in terms of space occupancy, service life, and cost.
Dallas, October 15, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Solidion Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq ticker: STI) ("Solidion Technology" or "the Company") is a provider of advanced battery technology solutions. The company today reiterated its commitment to developing energy storage solutions for artificial intelligence and data center infrastructure, with a focus on its PEAK series of uninterruptible power supply systems ( UPS).
As the workload of AI increases the power density of data centers, operators are facing increasing pressure to maintain the continuous operation of facilities during power grid failures. Batteries used in uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) take up space that could otherwise be used for AI servers and other computing devices, and they also require regular replacement.
The Solidion solution is based on the PEAK series, which is a UPS battery system designed for AI data centers. It utilizes the company's own 5500 silicon-carbon anode cells. The company claims that these cells are specifically designed for the environment of AI data centers and are capable of meeting these constantly changing requirements well.
The company's strategy focuses on three key areas:
- Energy density and space efficiency: According to internal company tests, the design of PEAK can reduce the floor area occupied by the UPS system by up to 30%, thereby freeing up space for servers.
- Reliability and durability: The designed lifespan of the 5500 battery cells is claimed to be three times that of traditional backup systems, thereby reducing replacement cycles and maintenance workload. Solidion is focused on advancing technologies suitable for the harsh operating environments of data centers.
- Innovation at the material level: Solidion holds over 385 patents, covering silicon anodes, graphene, and next-generation battery chemistry systems; coupled with the company's pilot production facilities in Dayton, Ohio, these together form the foundation for advancing the development of data center energy storage systems in the United States.
Solidion, Chairman and CEO, Jaymes Winters stated: "The AI infrastructure is a very promising market for advanced energy storage. Our focus is on transforming technology into practical commercial solutions to meet the needs of real customers. We are not betting on which chip will prevail; instead, we concentrate on providing what every data center requires."
Solidion indicates that the company intends to continue seeking opportunities to directly apply its battery technology to end-users.
Regarding Solidion Technology, Inc.
Solidion (Nasdaq ticker: STI) is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and has a pilot production facility in Dayton, Ohio. The core business of STI includes the manufacturing of battery materials and components, as well as the research and development and production of batteries for next-generation energy storage systems. This includes UPS systems used in artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, as well as electric vehicle batteries for land, air, and marine transportation. Solidion holds over 385 patents, covering high-capacity, silane-free gases, silicon anodes based on graphene, biomass-based graphite, and advanced lithium-sulfur and lithium-metal technologies.
For more information, please visit www.solidiontech.com, or contact the Investor Relations department.
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