Nvidia Extends Its Grip On The AI Datacenter Outwards
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Nvidia announced new software called DSX OS that extends control of AI datacenters beyond individual servers to include facility-wide systems like power and cooling. The software works across multiple layers, from GPU-level operations up through facility management to connections with external power grids. This matters because it allows datacenters to optimize how much computing they can fit within their available power budget, with the next generation of hardware capable of deploying significantly more GPUs safely in the same power envelope. Nvidia, which describes itself as primarily a software company, is building this comprehensive platform to create an integrated system similar to how other consumer technology companies design their products.
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