At COMPUTEX 2024, LITEON Teams Up with Partners to Showcase NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 Rack-Scale System, Contributing to the Latest-Generation AI Server Ecosystem
LITEON Technology, in response to the data center's need for high-performance AI computing, continues to invest in the development of liquid-cooling systems that are compatible with the NVIDIA Blackwell platform, thereby fostering a high-efficiency liquid-cooling ecosystem. LITEON is planning to launch two liquid-cooling solutions powered by NVIDIA Blackwell: the former is a liquid-to-liquid in-row CDU 600kW, and the latter is a liquid-to-air 100kW sidecar, both designed to meet the high-level computing demands of data centers. LITEON has the capability to integrate power, liquid cooling, cabinet, software, and systems, and can fully incorporate liquid-cooling technology and power systems, ranging from PSU, water cooling plates, CDU, and power shelves to the entire cabinet. This provides customers with a comprehensive suite of data center AI server liquid-cooling solutions.
"LITEON, boasting over 40 years of prowess in power, offers NVIDIA ecosystem partners a comprehensive solution, spanning from power management systems to cooling technology. In collaboration with partners, LITEON is co-creating a novel paradigm in the AI field, establishing an efficient, energy-saving, and sustainable data center. This is in response to the high computing power and high energy consumption challenges posed by the new generation of data centers," said
"As AI becomes more pervasive across industries, the demand for accelerated computing is driving data center innovations," said
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For more information about LITEON data center power solutions and liquid-cooling solutions, please visit https://liteon-cips.com/.
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