ASUS introduces NVIDIA HGX Rubin NVL8 servers for Q4 2026
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ASUS has prepared new server systems built on NVIDIA HGX Rubin NVL8 for a Q4 2026 launch, with partial-rack and full-rack configurations offered. The systems respond to rising demand for high-performance AI infrastructure.
The company describes these solutions as spanning the full agentic AI journey, from advanced AI infrastructure and model development to edge and agent computing. ASUS presents itself as a total solutions provider for enterprises, developers and creators.
The 3U XR R1I12B-M1BHFS combines direct-to-chip liquid cooling for the NVIDIA HGX Rubin 8-GPU baseboard with air cooling for dual Intel Xeon 6 processors, and its air-cooled CPU sled reduces maintenance time by up to 50%. The 2U XR R1I12B-M1BLFS is fully liquid-cooled, designed for high thermal efficiency, improved PUE and high computing density, with an NVIDIA-validated, cable-less board-to-board architecture that helps simplify integration.
ASUS pairs its system engineering with the NVIDIA DSX Sim Blueprint so enterprises can design, simulate and validate AI factory infrastructure in a digital twin environment while optimizing for large-scale token generation. Working with Schneider Electric, AVEVA and IBM, the company integrates compute, networking, storage, power, cooling and facility infrastructure into one digital twin environment, which helps evaluate configurations, identify constraints and optimize performance and efficiency before deployment.
At NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026, ASUS at Booth #3039 is showing these systems alongside NVIDIA Grace Blackwell-powered solutions, including the ASUS Ascent GX10 for AI model fine-tuning, prototyping and inference, and the ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 for AI development and large-scale model training. The ProArt GR1X Mini PC and ProArt P16 extend AI capabilities to developers and creators beyond the data center.
Booth #3039 at Station Berlin is open to visitors throughout GTC Berlin 2026, and the ASUS VIP Room at the W3 Hub runs October 20 to 22. ASUS server products are available worldwide, and local representatives can provide further information. The systems are slated to be ready for launch in Q4 2026.
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