MSI Unveils Cloud to Edge AI Ecosystem at Computex 2026
MSI announced in a press release that it is unveiling its enterprise AI strategy at Computex 2026 in Taipei. The company is presenting a cloud to edge ecosystem designed to support AI workloads across data centers and edge environments.
MSI introduced several new AI platforms, including the CG681-S6093 6U liquid-cooled AI server based on NVIDIA MGX architecture, which targets high-density data center operations. It also showcased the XpertStation WS300, built on NVIDIA DGX Station, for local AI computing.
The company debuted its EdgeXpert AI Supercomputer, aimed at enabling enterprise deployment of scalable AI agents and applications at the edge. MSI is also displaying its industrial hardware portfolio and smart EV charging solutions, highlighting applications in manufacturing, voice AI, transportation, and precision agriculture.
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