Nvidia qualifies Tesla and Vertiv for new AI-factory standard
Nvidia is no longer content with just selling the brains of AI data centers.
Nvidia is no longer content with just selling the brains of AI data centers. Now it wants to certify the plumbing and the power grid, too.
The company launched its DSX Ready qualification program, a certification framework designed to vet third-party power and cooling products for use in its DSX AI factory reference designs. Tesla, Hitachi Energy, and LG Energy Solution earned qualification for their battery energy storage systems, while Vertiv, LG Electronics, and LiquidStack were certified for their cooling distribution units.
First reported by Crypto Briefing.
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