Recap of Wiwynn at COMPUTEX 2024

Wiwynn successfully concluded its exhibit at COMPUTEX 2024 from June 4 to June 7 in Taipei. We were excited to showcase our latest AI innovations with NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang and honored to have AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su and Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger onsite to explore our tech marvels. 

The event highlighted Wiwynn's AI advancements and cutting-edge thermal management solutions including:

⦁ NVIDIA GB200 NVL72: A liquid-cooled, rack-level AI system with 36 NVIDIA GB200 Grace Blackwell Superchips, developed with Wistron Corporation, offering 25x lower TCO than previous GPU generations.

⦁ NVIDIA MGX™: The Wiwynn GS1400A, a 4U AI server, supports eight NVIDIA H200 NVL PCIe Tensor Core GPUs for modular, accelerated computing.

⦁ NVIDIA Spectrum-X: New systems featuring NVIDIA BlueField-3 SuperNICs for superior networking performance in AI clouds.

⦁ NVIDIA-Certified Systems: Servers supporting NVIDIA NIM inference microservices, part of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform.

Wiwynn also highlighted its cooling solutions:

⦁ Liquid-Cooling Management System: The Wiwynn UMS100 for real-time monitoring and energy optimization in DLC racks and immersion cooling tanks.

⦁ Two-Phase, Dielectric Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling: Developed with ZutaCore^®, this solution enhances cooling efficiency and protects IT equipment from water damage.

COMPUTEX 2024 proved to be a remarkable platform for Wiwynn to demonstrate its commitment to innovation and sustainability. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who visited our booth and engaged with our latest innovations.

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