Gigabit Computing is a division of GIGABYTE, declare Created the GAIFA (GIGABYTE Artificial Intelligence Factory Accelerator) platform, which is its first computing center in the field of artificial intelligence. It is located in New Taipei (New Taipei), Taiwan.
GAIFA is a proving ground for testing and debugging ultra-dense server racks, liquid cooling and power systems, and other components and modules used as part of modern artificial intelligence infrastructure. In addition, GAIFA’s expertise goes beyond hardware and covers the entire process of creating an AI data center: from facility planning to the installation of computing and network nodes. In the GAIFA environment, a variety of workloads can be tested – from training large language models (LLMs) with a large number of parameters to inference and specialized visual computing.
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The website’s architecture is built according to modular principles. Especially when two racks are involved NVIDIAGB300NVL72. Each processor contains 18 compute trays, including two Grace Arm processors (72 Neoverse V2 cores) and four Blackwell Ultra chips. This brings a total of 36 Grace and 72 Blackwell Ultra products per rack (including 17 TB LPDDR5X memory and 20 TB HBM3E). Using network interface card NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNIC.
Additionally, GAIFA includes a server-based rack G4L4-SD3-LAX7Use hardware platform NVIDIA HGX B300 (Eight Blackwell Ultra SXM accelerators). The machines are equipped with direct liquid cooling (DLC) systems with leak detection. Additional servers installed XL44-SX2-AAS1 There are eight accelerators NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell Server Edition (96 GB GDDR7 display memory). Last used 10 node server B683-Z80-LAS1 on the platform AMD EPYC 9005 Turin with the World Health Organization.
The total capacity of GAIFA sites at this stage is 700 kilowatts. This number will increase in the future as the facility expands and additional equipment is added.
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