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The highly anticipated Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit will take place from October 15th to 17th at the San Jose Convention Center (SJCC), bringing together global experts to discuss the latest innovations in open compute, energy efficiency, storage, networking, and security solutions.    As the largest server motherboard supplier and a leading player in AI server technology, Inventec is committed to leveraging its technical expertise to drive innovation and develop products that make the world a better place. Amid the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, demand for AI servers, racks, and advanced cooling solutions has reached an all-time high. This year, Inventec will participate in the OCP Global Summit as a Diamond Sponsor, showcasing a comprehensive range of cutting-edge AI servers, racks, and cooling technologies.    At this year's summit, Inventec will not only demonstrate its exceptional professional capabilities but also emphasize its close work with industry leaders. Notably, Inventec’s strong relationship with NVIDIA will be a key focus. Among the many innovations on display, Inventec will showcase the latest AI rack solution, Artemis, built on the NVIDIA MGX™ modular platform. Powered by the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 system, the solution features 36 NVIDIA Grace™ CPUs and 72 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs interconnected via the NVIDIA NVLink™ Switch system, designed to support large-scale generative AI training and inference workloads.     Additional highlights include a 2U AI server based on the NVIDIA MGX architecture, powered by the NVIDIA GB200 NVL2 platform. Furthermore, the 8U AI server P8000IG6, based on the NVIDIA HGX™ platform, will support the NVIDIA HGX H100, HGX 200, and HGX B200 8-GPU architecture. Another powerful system, the K709G6, will be featured, powered by the NVIDIA Grace CPU Superchip.    In addition to its NVIDIA®-based systems, Inventec will highlight its collaborations with AMD and Intel. Featured products will include the 8U AI server P8500IG6, which supports both the 4th and 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors and the AMD Instinct™ MI300X GPU. Inventec will also display two AI servers, P90G6 and P95G6, built with the 4th and 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors and AMD Genoa CPUs, respectively. The 6U AI server Sangria, built on Intel’s platform with Intel Xeon 6 CPUs and Intel Gaudi3 GPUs, will also be featured. These breakthrough platforms are designed to meet the diverse needs of modern workloads    Moreover, Inventec will introduce its proprietary immersion cooling solution at the summit. The Lambert Rack, a single-node, single-phase immersion cooling system, will be demonstrated. This system offers a total rack thermal design power (TDP) of up to 120KW and is compatible with both silicone oil and hydrocarbon oil, marking a significant leap in immersion cooling technology.     Visit Inventec at booth B8 to explore these cutting-edge technologies firsthand and engage with our team of experts. We look forward to showcasing how Inventec is driving the future of AI servers and cooling solutions at this year’s OCP Global Summit. 

The Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit, a premier event that brings together global experts to discuss the latest innovations in open compute, energy efficiency, storage, networking, and security solutions, will be held from October 15th to 17th at the San Jose Convention Center (SJCC) in San Jose, California.   As the largest server motherboard supplier and a key player in AI server technology, Inventec is committed to contributing its technical expertise to innovate and manufacture products that make the world a better place. Amid the rapidly growing demand for AI servers, racks, and cooling solutions, Inventec will participate as a Diamond Sponsor at this year’s OCP Global Summit, showcasing a broad portfolio of cutting-edge AI servers, racks, and cooling technologies.   At the summit, Inventec will highlight its collaboration with NVIDIA by featuring multiple rack and server solutions. The showcase will include the latest AI rack solution, Artemis, built on the NVIDIA MGX modular platform and powered by the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 system. This solution, developed with NVIDIA, includes 36 NVIDIA Grace™ CPUs and 72 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs interconnected via the NVIDIA NVLink® Switch system, designed to support large-scale generative AI training and inference workloads.   Additionally, Inventec will have a 2U AI server based on the NVIDIA MGX architecture on display, powered by the NVIDIA GB200 NVL2, and the 4U AI server P4000G7, which features the NVIDIA NVL16 via the NVIDIA NVLink bridge. Also on display will be the 8U AI server P8000IG6, based on the NVIDIA HGX™ platform, supporting NVIDIA HGX H100/H200/B200 8-GPU architectures, which features NVLink and NVSwitch high-speed, low-latency GPU interconnections. Another standout is the K709G6 server, powered by the NVIDIA Grace CPU Superchip, delivering advanced, energy-efficient performance for demanding AI workloads.   In addition to server innovations, Inventec will introduce its proprietary Lambert Rack immersion cooling solution. This single-node, single-phase immersion cooling system has a total rack thermal design power (TDP) of up to 120KW and supports both silicone oil and hydrocarbon oil, demonstrating Inventec’s commitment to energy-efficient cooling technologies.   Visit Inventec at booth B8 to explore these groundbreaking solutions and connect with our team of experts. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the future of AI servers and cooling technologies. We look forward to meeting you at the OCP Global Summit 2024.

(Taipei, June 3, 2024) Inventec Group will participate in the Taipei International Computer Show (COMPUTEX 2024) tomorrow. The group will showcase its decades of experience in research and manufacturing, and integrating various innovative technologies, products, and solutions from both hardware and software within the group to realize the vision of socially responsible and sustainable AI with "Everyday AI, Everywhere ESG." Inventec will also bring its integrated AI rack solutions using the NVIDIA MGX modular platform as the highlight of its exhibition.     Additionally, the exhibition will display 8U AI servers using the NVIDIA HGX platform, various edge AI devices, smart wearables, professional medical equipment, automotive electronics, self-developed AI software, and the VRSTATE platform service for metaverse virtual-real integration. The exhibition will cover four application areas: cloud AI, edge AI, device AI, and AI-generated content.    Cloud AI will be extensively applied in fields such as large language models (LLM), voice recognition, image processing, and natural language processing, and the key to fulfilling the commitment of cloud AI is through innovative AI servers. The Inventec Artemis rack powered by the  NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 system is an integrated rack-level solution, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA and adopting the NVIDIA MGX platform, which features 36 NVIDIA Grace™ CPUs and 72 Blackwell GPUs, interconnected via the NVIDIA NVLink® system to support large-scale generative AI training and inference workloads. The Inventec P8000IG6 AI server will also adopt the NVIDIA HGX™ platform with NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, and, when combined with the NVIDIA BlueField-3 SuperNIC, can optimize cluster networking to ensure seamless connectivity and robust AI performance. This results in higher operational efficiency, reduced latency, and enhanced reliability for enterprise applications and data centers.    “The NVIDIA MGX platform enhances computational performance and efficiency in data-intensive tasks, while Blackwell architecture integration boosts processing speeds and capabilities for AI and data analytics,” notes George Lin, VP of Business Unit VI, Inventec Enterprise Business Group (Inventec EBG). “Inventec, a renowned player in the realm of technology, is committed to staying at the forefront of innovation and meeting the evolving needs of its customers in various sectors. Adopting NVIDIA's MGX platform and Spectrum-X Ethernet platform is one of the ways that Inventec keeps its promise to its customers.”    “Inventec designs and brings to market a range of products based on NVIDIA’s AI platform, including the latest Blackwell technology and Grace CPUs,” said Kaustubh Sanghani, vice president of GPU product management at NVIDIA. “Through our collaboration, we’re able to meet the evolving demands of data centers.”    The COMPUTEX 2024 will be held from June 4th to 7th at the Nangang Exhibition Hall. Inventec's booth is located at M1112 on the 4th floor of Hall 1 of the Nangang Exhibition. Inventec hopes to stimulate cross-industry cooperation at this event, and inject new momentum into AI technology to promote the digital and sustainable life experience of "Everyday AI, Everywhere ESG".   

Based on the NVIDIA® HGX™ AI supercomputing platform, the server is designed around flexibility and scalability — enabling data centers to rapidly and seamlessly expand for the most advanced workloads TAIPEI, April 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Inventec (TPE: 2356), a global leader in high-powered servers headquartered in Taiwan, is launching its P8000IG6 server for rapidly and flexibly scaling up data center capacity to take on the most advanced AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads.   As new AI technologies proliferate, demand for data centers is growing quickly. According to McKinsey, data center operators are caught between the need for more capacity and rising capital costs, resulting in more data centers relying on prefabricated and modular solutions to expand while reducing setup time. "In the age of AI, data centers are increasingly faced with the need to rapidly scale up capacity — and Inventec's P8000IG6 server is the answer," notes George Lin, VP of Business Unit VI, Inventec Enterprise Business Group (Inventec EBG). "Not only does our modular design deliver rapid deployment and maximal flexibility, but its leading-edge technology enables our customers to run the most advanced applications." Top-tier performance with maximum flexibility Powered by up to eight GPUs, P8000IG6 is built around the NVIDIA® HGX™ AI supercomputing platform, optimized for the most advanced AI and HPC workloads, and customers can select from NVIDIA® H100, H200, or B100 GPUs. To ensure seamless interconnectivity, NVIDIA® NVLink® and NVSwitch® accelerate communication among all eight onboard GPUs, while Inventec's switchboard bridges the server's GPUs with others in the data center and offers maximum bandwidth for GPU Direct RDMA. In a separate tray from the GPUs, the motherboard is powered by Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors (Eagle Stream) — with both 4th Gen and 5th Gen as options. With its modular design, the server enables rapid deployment and installation, facilitates expansion and upgrading existing infrastructure, and provides extensive compatibility for use with other types of servers. Inventec's experts also offer white-glove customization for data centers in need of specialized solutions. Leading connectivity, power, and cooling Adding to its array of top technologies, P8000IG6 offers the latest DDR5 SDRAM and PCIe Gen. 5.0 connectivity. To boost power efficiency and reliability, its CPU and GPU modules have decoupled power sources — 12V and 54V, respectively. In addition, both air and liquid cooling options further expand its customizability. Maintenance made easy On top of rapid deployment and seamless expansion, the modular design of the P8000IG6 streamlines maintenance. The CPU and GPU are separated into different trays, and there are several modules — including for the fans, power supply, and NIC — combining with the tool-less design for service and maintenance made simple. About Inventec Founded in 1975, Inventec manufactures computers, telephones, notebooks, and servers and has developed a strong foundation for global success. Through its variety of products, strategic alliances, supply-chain integration, expanded business scale, and enhanced long-term competitiveness, the company has achieved numerous milestones while adhering to the values of innovation, quality, open-mindedness, and execution. In recent years, Inventec has increasingly been more active in industries such as cloud computing, wireless communication, intelligent devices and IoT. About Inventec Data Center Solutions (Inventec EBG) Inventec Data Center Solutions (Inventec EBG) was established in 1998 and has been focusing on the design and manufacturing of server systems in Inventec Corporation. Over decades, Inventec EBG has been the key server system supplier for numerous global brands.  

SAN JOSE, Calif. – NVIDIA GTC  – March 20, 2024 – Inventec, a world-famous server manufacturing company, today announced Artemis, a new 44OU rack that adopts the NVIDIA MGX-based rack solution and complies with 1U 2P4GPU with the NVIDIA GB200 Grace Blackwell Superchip.   Inventec has been making significant strides in research and development across AI, automotive, electronics, 5G and the metaverse. Inventec’s flexible and agile engineering and production capabilities further meet the diverse needs of growing large language model (LLM) applications and AI users.         Artemis contains the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, a 72-GPU fifth-generation NVIDIA NVLink-connected GPU system , and supports the new NVIDIA Quantum-X800 and Spectrum-X800 networking platforms to deliver powerful AI communication performance.   The NVIDIA Blackwell architecture features six transformative technologies for generative AI and accelerated computing that will help unlock breakthroughs in many areas, such as quantum computing, electronic design automation, and computer-aided engineering. Moreover, Artemis will tap support from NVIDIA AI Enterprise, an end-to-end software platform for production-grade AI, for the NVIDIA GB200 Superchip.   Discover more details during NVIDIA GTC, a global AI conference, at the Inventec booth (#1133) through March 21.