High performance computing (HPC)

Aviz ONES integrates with NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet to provide AI GPU network orchestration, observability, and lifecycle automation for enterprises.

Lenovo expands its Neptune liquid cooling technology in data centers, enabling up to 40% lower power use compared to air cooling.

Quantum Computing Inc. executives will present at the UBS Global Technology and AI Conference in December 2025.

AI clusters require enhanced network designs; Dell OXC technology offers a proven, efficient option for scaling GPU interconnects.

SEALSQ and Quobly partnered to integrate post-quantum security with scalable silicon-based quantum computing platforms.

In modern high-performance computing and AI-driven workloads, real-time observability is crucial for maximizing performance and preventing failures. ONES delivers a powerful telemetry solution that provides deep insights into compute environments, monitoring key metrics across various components.

ONES + NVIDIA Spectrum-X deliver scalable, resilient AI fabrics with automated orchestration from Day-0 to Day-2 operations.

AI and HPC workloads demand fast, lossless, scalable GPU networking. NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet delivers this with Spectrum-4 switches, NVIDIA SuperNICs, and accelerated computing platforms. Aviz ONES (Open Networking Enterprise Suite) complements the infrastructure to enhance enterprise deployments.

Supermicro launched a 10U air-cooled server powered by AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs, enhancing performance for AI and inference workloads.

ASUS showcased its portfolio built on NVIDIA Blackwell architecture at SC25, including the XA GB721-E2 and ESC8000A-E13X, promoting scalable AI infrastructure and high-performance computing solutions.

Optical communication networks are essential for broadband data delivery worldwide, leveraging transceivers for fiber optic connectivity.