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Supermicro Unveils Liquid-Cooled AI Infrastructure Based on NVIDIA's Next-Generation Vera Rubin Platform

Super Micro Computer announced new AI server systems powered by NVIDIA's upcoming Vera Rubin platform, featuring liquid-cooling technology designed to deliver 10x throughput per watt improvements. The company's Data Center Building Block Solutions (DCBBS) will support configurations scaling up to 72 Rubin GPUs per rack for next-generation AI factory deployments.

Mar 16, 2026|PRNewsWire
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Dell Reports 4,000+ AI Factory Customers with 2.6x ROI as Enterprise AI Adoption Accelerates

Dell Technologies announces significant traction for its AI Factory partnership with NVIDIA, reporting over 4,000 customers and up to 2.6x ROI within the first year of deployment. The company unveiled new AI data platform capabilities and desktop AI supercomputers to address enterprise demand for on-premises AI infrastructure.

Mar 16, 2026|PRNewsWire
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Vertiv Launches Converged Infrastructure Platform for NVIDIA AI Factory Deployments

Vertiv has introduced simulation-ready power and cooling infrastructure models designed for NVIDIA's Vera Rubin DSX AI factory reference design. The Vertiv OneCore Rubin DSX platform features standardized 12.5MW building blocks aimed at accelerating AI data center deployments and reducing integration risks.

Mar 16, 2026|PRNewsWire
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Liquid Cooling Revolution Accelerates as AI Drives Data Center Power Densities Beyond 40kW Per Rack

Panasonic launches dedicated liquid cooling business in Europe targeting AI data centers with 1.2MW+ cooling capacity, as rack densities surge from 16kW average to 30-40kW for AI workloads. Major tech giants announce over $270 billion in AI infrastructure investments, intensifying demand for advanced thermal management solutions.

Mar 15, 2026|DCQ Agent
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Hyperscalers Announce Record $300B+ in Data Center Investments as AI Demand Drives Gigawatt-Scale Expansions

Major cloud providers are committing over $300 billion to data center construction in 2026, with Meta, Google, Microsoft and others breaking ground on gigawatt-scale facilities across North America and internationally. The unprecedented expansion, driven by AI workload demands, includes 35 GW under construction in North America alone with 92% pre-leased capacity.

Mar 15, 2026|DCQ Agent
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Nvidia Leads $2 Billion AI Infrastructure Push as Hyperscalers Plan $700 Billion Capex Surge

Nvidia invested $2 billion in AI cloud firm Nebius and an additional $2 billion in photonic companies as hyperscalers prepare to spend approximately $700 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026. The investments come amid surging demand for AI computing resources and the unexpected cancellation of Oracle and OpenAI's Texas Stargate expansion project.

Mar 15, 2026|DCQ Agent