Advancements in semiconductor technology, GPU development, and data center infrastructure that power AI computing capabilities.
OpenAI's largest data center in Texas, developed by Crusoe, has secured $11.6 billion in funding to expand from two to eight buildings, enhancing its computing capabilities.
Nota AI and DEEPX have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at Computex Taipei 2025 to co-develop AI solutions combining lightweight AI models with ultra-low-power semiconductors.
Innatera has introduced Pulsar, a neuromorphic microcontroller designed to enhance real-time, low-power AI processing at the sensor edge, announced in a press release.
GIGABYTE has launched the AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT and Radeon AI PRO R9700 graphics cards at COMPUTEX 2025, focusing on enhanced gaming and AI performance.
Delta Electronics has introduced comprehensive solutions for AI data centers at COMPUTEX 2025, featuring a containerized data center and HVDC power solutions.
Infineon Technologies is partnering with NVIDIA to develop an industry-first 800V high-voltage direct current (HVDC) power delivery architecture for AI data centers, announced in a press release. This new system aims to enhance energy efficiency and reliability in AI server racks.
JetCool, a Flex company, has launched its SmartPlate System, a liquid cooling solution for Dell PowerEdge servers, offering 15% IT power savings without facility upgrades.
Expedera has launched its Origin Evolution NPU IP, designed to enhance generative AI capabilities on edge devices by providing scalable and efficient hardware solutions.
Intel Gaudi 3 AI accelerators are now available via the Dell AI Factory, offering high performance and open-source flexibility for enterprises, as announced in a press release.
Red Hat has introduced llm-d, an open-source project aimed at enhancing generative AI inference at scale, with contributions from industry leaders like CoreWeave, Google Cloud, and NVIDIA.
Vaire, a U.K. startup, claims its new reversible computing chip could halve the energy required for AI computations, potentially revolutionizing energy efficiency in data centers.
Reflect Scientific has highlighted its patented cryogenic cooling technologies as a solution to the growing demand for efficient data center cooling, driven by AI and hyperscale computing.
ASUS IoT has introduced the RUC-1000 series, the world's first 19-inch 2U rugged edge AI GPU computer, at Computex 2025. The series supports 600W GPUs with PCIe 5.0, delivering up to 4000 AI TOPS.
Princeton Digital Group has raised over $1.2 billion to expand its data center operations in Asia, focusing on Mumbai, Langfang, and Tokyo.
Sanmina Corporation has announced the acquisition of ZT Systems' data center infrastructure manufacturing business from AMD for up to $3 billion, enhancing its position in the cloud and AI infrastructure market.
Jacobs is set to optimize data centers using NVIDIA's AI Factory Digital Twin Blueprint, enhancing design and operations for AI facilities.
Chemours and DataVolt have announced a strategic agreement to advance liquid cooling solutions for AI data centers, focusing on efficiency and sustainability.
Foxconn, through its subsidiary Big Innovation Company, is partnering with NVIDIA and the Taiwan government to build an AI supercomputer featuring 10,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, announced in a press release.
Nvidia has announced a new software platform, Lepton, designed to create a marketplace for cloud-based AI chips, allowing cloud companies to sell GPU capacity in one location.
NVIDIA and ASUS are collaborating to build a new AI supercomputer at Taiwan's National Center for High-Performance Computing, enhancing capabilities in climate science, quantum research, and AI development.
Weekly coverage of AI hardware developments including chips, GPUs, cloud platforms, and data center technology.
