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Switch Integrates NVIDIA Omniverse DSX into EVO AI Factories

In a significant advancement for the data center industry, Switch® has announced the integration of NVIDIA's Omniverse DSX Blueprint into its cutting-edge EVO AI Factory™ architecture and LDC EVO™ operating system. This integration marks a pivotal shift in how AI factories are managed, moving away from traditional human-controlled systems to fully automated, intelligent infrastructures.

The Evolution of Data Center Management

Traditionally, data centers have relied on Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) systems, wherein human operators makes decisions based on insights from monitoring tools. However, as the demand for AI-driven applications skyrockets, the complexity of operations has surpassed what DCIM was originally designed to handle. Switch’s LDC EVO addresses this challenge by presenting a real-time automated overview of all systems within the facility.

By maintaining a continuously updated digital twin of the entire AI factory, LDC EVO empowers employees with unprecedented capabilities and support, improving operational efficiency and decision-making.

Achieving High Fidelity with NVIDIA Omniverse

At the heart of this new integration lies NVIDIA's Omniverse libraries and OpenUSD technology, which allow for high-fidelity operations across the Switch portfolio. This blend of advanced technologies ensures that workflows within the EVO AI Factory are not only efficient but also capable of delivering physics-accurate visualizations, supporting a more intuitive understanding of complex data and processes.

“LDC EVO orchestrates a modular and configurable campus architecture, accommodating extreme AI densities and supporting hybrid cooling solutions,” stated Zia Syed, Chief Technology Officer of Switch. “With the integration of NVIDIA Omniverse, we've layered in much-needed automation workflows and operational intelligence that unify our deployments.”

Elevated Performance through Collaboration

Switch's EVO AI Factory serves as a facility purposefully designed to accommodate NVIDIA’s advanced deployments. This collaboration is further enhanced by partnerships with industry leaders including Dell Technologies, Cadence, and Schneider Electric, among others. Together, these experts have contributed to the development of integrated technological capabilities, ranging from thermal modeling to facility telemetry management.

The LDC EVO system synchronizes these diverse technologies into a cohesive interface where teams can continuously monitor, simulate, and adjust operational parameters. This integration streamlines processes, allowing for quicker response times and optimized performance, ultimately making AI factories more efficient and responsive.

Showcasing Innovations at NVIDIA GTC 2026

These groundbreaking capabilities will be showcased at the upcoming NVIDIA GTC 2026 event, where attendees can explore the full potential of the EVO AI Factory at Booth #91 in the DSX AI Infrastructure Pavilion. This is an exciting opportunity for industry professionals to witness firsthand how Switch is pioneering the future of AI infrastructure.

About Switch

Founded in 2000, Switch has established itself as a leader in the design, construction, and operation of data center campuses. Known for its innovative approach to AI, cloud, and enterprise data centers, Switch is committed to delivering the highest standards in modularity, scalability, and sustainability in the industry. With a future-proof portfolio that caters to a diverse range of data center needs, Switch continues to set the standard for excellence in the field.

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