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Flex is recognized for raising the bar on business integrity and embedding ethics into everyday decision-making and long‑term strategy. The company is named one of the 2026 World’s Most Ethical Companies® by Ethisphere, a global leader in defining and advancing standards of ethical business practices. This is the fourth consecutive year Flex earned this recognition in the industrial manufacturing category. "Our stakeholders expect transparency, responsibility, and integrity as we rise to the challenges of scale and complexity that global manufacturing demands. Being named a 2026 World’s Most Ethical Companies® honoree once again reflects the trust we earn through our differentiated programs, disciplined processes, and the strong ethical culture that guides our global ecosystem." — Andy Powell, Sr. VP Deputy General Counsel, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer To earn this achievement, Flex provided 240+ documented proof points on practices that support robust ethics and compliance,

Flex today announced its 800 VDC Power Rack developed in collaboration with NVIDIA to support the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform. As part of Flex's AI Infrastructure Platform , the 800 VDC Power Rack extends the company's portfolio of products and services for accelerating AI infrastructure deployment at global scale. Traditional in-rack power distribution systems, designed for kilowatt-scale racks, can no longer support the megawatt-scale demands of modern AI workloads. As power density and system complexity increase to support performance and energy efficiency advances, the 800 VDC architecture announced by NVIDIA has emerged as the new benchmark for AI infrastructure. "Megawatt-scale AI workloads are redefining what's required from data center power infrastructure," said Chris Butler, President, Embedded and Critical Power, Flex. "Flex's 800 VDC Power Rack pairs advanced power products with global manufacturing scale to enable efficient, scalable power delivery and faster deployment of

Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX) today announced new reference designs for NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint to accelerate giga-scale AI factory deployment. Built under Flex's AI Infrastructure Platform, the prefabricated modular designs combine power, high-density IT racks and cooling into factory-integrated systems engineered for speed, scalability and system-level performance. "Speed and manufacturing scale now define competitive advantage in AI infrastructure," said Michael Hartung, President and Chief Commercial Officer at Flex. "These reference designs bring together Flex's advanced manufacturing footprint and integration expertise with NVIDIA's AI-driven platform leadership. By engineering the full infrastructure stack as a unified system, we help customers overcome the power, heat and scale challenges of the AI era and bring capacity online faster." The reference designs feature hybrid architectures that support phased migration from traditional AC environments to 800 VDC power architectures

JetCool, a Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX) company and a leading provider of end-to-end liquid cooling solutions for high-density compute, today announced it has collaborated with Broadcom to deliver liquid cooling for next-generation AI XPUs, backed by Flex's global mass production capabilities. As AI training and inference workloads accelerate, silicon power densities are advancing into sustained multi-kilowatt ranges per device. Thermal architecture now directly impacts system performance, long-term reliability, and deployment timelines. Through this collaboration, JetCool has developed a single-phase direct-to-chip cooling solution designed to integrate with Broadcom's mechanical and thermal reference architecture, enabling sustained multi-kilowatt ASIC operation at heat flux levels of 4 W/mm² per device. By aligning silicon design, advanced packaging, mechanical integration, and thermal engineering early in development, Broadcom and JetCool are enabling AI platforms engineered for