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Monday, 21 September 2026

NVIDIA Launches DSX Ready to Qualify Power and Cooling Products for AI Factories

NVIDIA Blog 3 weeks ago 23

NVIDIA launched NVIDIA DSX Ready to qualify partner power and cooling products against NVIDIA DSX AI factory reference design requirements. It starts with two categories: battery energy storage systems (BESS) and cooling distribution units (CDUs). The program gives builders clearer qualified “building blocks” to reduce integration risk and helps partners demonstrate category-specific compliance.

Huawei’s New Ascend Chips Still Way Behind of Nvidia’s Rubin Chips

Trending Topics 3 weeks ago 21

Huawei unveiled its next Ascend AI accelerators, including Ascend 960DT for training and Ascend 960PR for inference, plus the Atlas 960E SuperPoD system that can link up to 4,096 chips as one machine. The training chip, Ascend 960DT, targets delivery in Q1 2027 with 2 PFLOPS at FP8 and 288 GB of HBM. As a result, Huawei shifts toward agent-style AI workloads with higher compute, memory, and networking demand while also positioning its multi-chip systems to narrow performance gaps versus Nvidia’s Rubin, though vendor-cited peak benchmarks still lag at chip level.

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