NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang is at Computex 2023 in Taiwan this week, delivering a keynote filled with new product announcements with an emphasis on enabling the development of next-gen models for generative AI applications, data analytics, and recommender systems. The NVIDIA DGX supercomputer powered by NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips and the NVIDIA NVLink switch system took

NVIDIA’s Computex opening keynote introduced the NVIDIA MGX server specification, a modular reference architecture for system manufacturers enabling them to quickly and cost-effectively build over 100 server variations to fit a broad range of AI, high-performance computing, and Omniverse applications.

NVIDIA Spectrum-X is an accelerated Ethernet platform designed to improve the performance and efficiency of Ethernet-based AI clouds. Spectrum-X networking platform combines NVIDIA Spectrum-4, BlueField-3 DPUs, and acceleration software, achieving almost 2x better overall AI performance and power efficiency and consistent, predictable performance in multi-tenant environments.

Dell Technologies introduced a new edge operations software platform, Dell NativeEdge, designed to simplify and secure edge deployments while improving operations and network performance. With NativeEdge, customers can streamline edge operations across thousands of devices and locations from edge to data center to multiple clouds.

Dell Project Fort Zero is an end-to-end Zero Trust security solution to protect against cyberattacks that will be validated by the NSA and the US Department of Defense.

Dell Project Helix is a Dell and NVIDIA joint initiative designed to make it easier for enterprises to build and use generative AI models. The companies will provide infrastructure and software with built-in data security for on-premises generative AI applications to quickly and securely deliver better customer service, market intelligence, enterprise search, and more.

During a presentation at ISC 23, Intel highlighted its performance leadership for high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, shared its portfolio of future HPC and AI products, and announced ambitious plans for an international effort to use the Aurora supercomputer to develop generative AI models for science and society.

Dell Technologies unveiled new Dell APEX offerings across cloud platforms, public cloud storage software, client devices, and compute to create a multicloud by design experience. Dell has expanded APEX capabilities spanning data centers to public cloud and client devices. The new offerings enhance operations and innovation through improved management and mobility of applications and data.

NVIDIA made several news announcements at the start of ISC 23 in Hamburg, Germany, including a supercomputer built on the NVIDIA Grace CPU Superchip, a Quantum Computing Breakthrough for Computational Fluid Dynamics in Jet Engines, and the NVIDIA-Jülich Supercomputing Centre.