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Compal's Next-Generation AI Factory Infrastructure

Compal Electronics, Inc., a globally recognized leader in computing solutions and infrastructure, recently showcased its cutting-edge NVIDIA AI Factory infrastructure at the OCP Global Summit 2026 in San Jose, California. This event highlighted how essential elements like power, cooling systems, and accelerated computing technologies must evolve in tandem to meet the burgeoning demands of AI workloads.

Reimagining Power Supply for the AI Factory

As data centers focused on AI reach unprecedented levels of computing density, the challenge goes beyond merely adding more GPUs. The architecture supporting accelerated computing needs a complete overhaul. Compal aims to address this by developing an 800V DC power architecture, capable of supporting megawatt-level power requirements. This innovative approach significantly reduces the complexities associated with power conversion.

The shift to high-voltage DC architectures aims to create scalable power infrastructures that can accommodate increasingly dense AI environments. By enhancing the efficiency of power supply, Compal seeks to simplify energy systems aligned with future generations of accelerated computing.

Advanced Cooling Solutions for High-Density Computing

With rising computing densities, thermal management also requires a significant rethinking. Compal is expanding its infrastructure portfolio with advanced liquid cooling technologies, enabling efficient operations even as rack densities soar. This innovative cooling approach allows the AI systems to function optimally, despite higher demands on thermal management.

Rather than treating computing, power supply, and cooling as separate entities, Compal is integrating these components into a unified AI factory infrastructure. This holistic viewpoint optimizes performance and efficiency across the entire system, aligning with the heightened demands of high-performance AI computing workloads.

Engineering Integration from Network to GPU

The advancements presented by Compal illustrate the company’s pivot from standalone server platforms to a more comprehensive AI infrastructure strategy. By merging accelerated computing, power supply, and cooling solutions along with robust engineering and manufacturing resources, Compal helps its clients bridge the gap between cutting-edge AI technologies and large-scale deployment.

As Alan Chang, Vice President of ISBG at Compal, explains, "Establishing the next generation of AI-driven factories requires a fundamental rethinking of the entire accelerated computing infrastructure. Compal integrates power, cooling, rack integration, and NVIDIA acceleration to support our clients in creating scalable AI infrastructures, from platform level to megawatt deployments."

During the OCP event, Compal showcased how these technological advancements work together to tackle the growing challenges associated with power supply, thermal management, and deployment in the AI era. The company invites attendees to visit booth E65 at the OCP Global Summit 2026, where they can learn more about this pioneering infrastructure supporting next-gen AI factories harnessed with NVIDIA technologies.

About Compal

Founded in 1984, Compal is now one of the world’s leading manufacturers of computers and connected devices, collaborating with top brands globally. CommonWealth Magazine recognizes Compal as one of Taiwan's seven best manufacturers and frequently ranks among the Forbes Global 2000 companies. Compal continues to expand into new areas, including cloud servers, automotive electronics, smart healthcare, and advanced communication solutions. Headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, Compal operates design and manufacturing facilities across the United States, Taiwan, China, Vietnam, Mexico, Brazil, and Poland. To learn more, visit Compal’s website.