At Computex 2026, FSP Group highlighted its “Powering AI Together” theme with a lineup that blends AI‑ready power supplies and workstation‑grade units. The company debuted the CANNON 3,300 W ATX 3.1 PSU, a compact 150 × 200 × 86 mm module that promises robust delivery for high‑end PCs and AI rigs. It also revealed a suite of MEGA and TWINS models aimed at gamers and server‑style workstations.

The CANNON 3,300 W leverages GaN technology to pack six native PCIe 12V‑2×6 connectors into a tight chassis. It houses four premium 450 V 105 °C Japanese capacitors and runs at 80 Plus Platinum efficiency. Conformal coating shields the board from moisture, dust and stains, a first for most of FSP’s high‑end line.

FSP’s MEGA series expanded with the 1,650 W MEGA TI for gaming rigs, featuring two PCIe 5.1 connectors, a semi‑fanless design and 80 Plus Platinum rating. Other MEGA units include the 1,350 W PM, the 1,000 W GM, and the 1,200 W PM, all modular, semi‑fanless and compliant with ATX 3.1 standards.

The TWINS line delivers server‑grade redundancy in a standard ATX chassis. The TWINS PRO tops out at 1,400 W, 80 Plus Platinum, hot‑swap ready, and supports PMBus/USB for smart monitoring via FSP’s Guardian software. A TWINS CRP variant offers 3,200 W and 80 Plus Titanium certification. FSP also showcased VITA, VIC and DAGGER models, with DAGGER’s new SFX unit adopting the same conformal coating.