NVIDIA will integrate thousands of H200 Tensor Core GPUs into Japan’s AI Bridging Cloud Infrastructure 3.0 (ABCI 3.0). HPE Cray XD systems with NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking will provide the performance and scalability ABCI demands.

CoolIT Systems aims to revolutionize data center cooling with its latest high-capacity and scalable Coolant Distribution Units.

In the era of generative AI, more data has been created than ever. Solidigm offers a solution to many challenges in the modern AI Factory.

Pure Storage announced a series of capabilities to transform how IT and business leaders enhance their AI deployment, bolster cyber resilience, and modernize applications. The new solutions are being unveiled at the //Accelerate event, underscoring Pure Storage’s commitment to providing a solid foundation for AI and cyber resilience.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and NVIDIA have introduced NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE, a portfolio of co-developed AI solutions designed to accelerate the adoption of generative AI in enterprises. This portfolio includes several integrated offerings and services to enable businesses of all sizes to efficiently develop and deploy AI applications.

NVIDIA has announced that leading Taiwanese electronics manufacturers are leveraging its technology to transform their factories into more autonomous facilities using a new reference workflow. This innovative workflow integrates NVIDIA Metropolis vision AI, NVIDIA Omniverse for physically based rendering and simulation, and NVIDIA Isaac AI for robot development and deployment.

During her Computex keynote address, AMD’s Chair and CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, unveiled significant advancements in the AMD Instinct accelerator family. The company announced an expanded multiyear roadmap for the accelerators, promising annual improvements in AI performance and memory capabilities. This marks a new era of innovation for AI and data center workloads.

NVIDIA has announced the availability of NVIDIA NIM, inference microservices that provide models as optimized containers. These microservices enable the world’s 28 million developers to build generative AI applications easily. These applications can be deployed on clouds, data centers, or workstations, significantly reducing development time from weeks to minutes.

NVIDIA, alongside top global computer manufacturers, has introduced a range of systems featuring the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture. These systems, equipped with Grace CPUs and NVIDIA networking, are designed to drive the next wave of generative AI advancements in AI factories and data centers.