Verda and Compal Partner to Expand AI Infrastructure in Europe and Asia-Pacific
Verda and Compal Electronics have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the development and expansion of AI infrastructure in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, according to a press release.
Under the agreement, Compal will supply advanced GPU server systems with high-density and liquid cooling capabilities to support Verda's AI cloud operations. These systems are designed to handle large-scale AI workloads while maintaining thermal efficiency for sustainable deployments.
Compal will provide its engineering expertise in accelerated computing, thermal design, and system integration to help Verda deploy efficient AI infrastructure. The collaboration supports Verda's plans to expand its cloud presence and enhance service quality for AI model training and inference.
To meet global AI demand, Compal continues to strengthen its manufacturing network across Taiwan, Vietnam, and the United States, aligning production capacity with regional customer requirements.
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