OmniOn Power Appoints Philip Zuk New SVP of AI and Data Center Business

OmniOn Power has announced the appointment of Philip Zuk as its new SVP and GM of its AI and Data Center business. With more than 25 years of experience in the global power electronics and semiconductor industries, Zuk brings deep technical expertise, market insight, and a proven track record in strategic positioning and brand leadership to OmniOn’s mission of powering innovation.

In this role, Zuk will lead the company’s newly established AI and Data Center business unit, focused on addressing the most demanding power challenges faced by today’s AI-driven data centers while anticipating the industry’s future power requirements. By combining OmniOn’s legacy of high-capacity, reliable power conversion solutions with Zuk’s commercial and market leadership, the company is well-positioned to support the rapid expansion of AI computing and next-gen data-center infrastructure.

“As AI continues to permeate our everyday lives, the infrastructure at its core has taken center stage, and the need for reliable, robust power solutions has never been more critical,” said David French, CEO, OmniOn Power. “With Philip now heading our AI and Data Center efforts, we’re strengthening our established role in this fast-paced industry and committing to designing and delivering the high-powered, sustainable operations that data centers will need moving forward.”

Prior to joining OmniOn, Zuk’s diverse professional experience included:

Guiding a company through IPO, acquisition, and board-level engagement in both senior- and executive-level roles at Transphorm (prior to its acquisition by Renesas)
Providing expertise in power semiconductors (Si, SiC, GaN) while leading product marketing, technical marketing, and business development at Microsemi (now Microchip), Vishay Siliconix, and Transphorm
Driving end-to-end commercialization efforts to support industry solutions, from device definition through global deployment and adoption
Founding PCZ Consulting Group, advising power electronics and semiconductor companies on go-to-market strategy, positioning, and growth-particularly for technologies enabling next-gen AI infrastructure and data-center power architectures