MiTAC showcases innovative liquid cooling systems at COMPUTEX 2025

On May 24, 2025, MiTAC Computing Technology Corp. presented its latest advancements in server and cooling technology at COMPUTEX 2025 held in Taiwan. The company, focusing on sustainable AI infrastructure, showcased an integrated platform featuring next-generation solutions for AI training and inference, high-performance computing (HPC), rack-level liquid cooling, and GPU resource management. Rick Hwang, the President of MiTAC Computing, highlighted the significance of aligning with global tech partners and adhering to Open Compute Project (OCP) standards for delivering comprehensive offerings, which combined server and rack technologies designed to boost performance and energy efficiency. MiTAC's commitment to sustainability was embodied in their theme, "Empowering Unlimited Possibilities: AI x Sustainability," aimed at promoting smarter and more scalable AI ecosystems. Among the innovations introduced was the MiTAC G8825Z5 (8U) server, designed for generative AI and inference workloads. This server supports two AMD EPYC 9005 series processors along with eight AMD Instinct 350 series GPUs specifically engineered to address the growing demands of AI and HPC workloads. MiTAC also featured full-rack liquid cooling systems that offered both Liquid-to-Air and Liquid-to-Liquid options, emphasizing easy integration and customization for diverse data center environments. The introduction of these advanced cooling systems comes as AI applications proliferate, with demands for high-performance computing increasingly influencing data center designs and operations. MiTAC's President reinforced the company’s position as a key partner in AI and data center innovation. At the same time, long-term partnerships were underscored during the event, especially collaborations with AMD. Ted Marena, AMD's GPU Market Development Director, shared insights into trending developments in AI GPU technology that align with MiTAC's operational strategy. MiTAC aims to deliver solutions characterized by high performance, low power consumption, and robust management capabilities, further positioning itself as a vital player in solving the energy efficiency challenges that modern data centers face. As the event concluded, stakeholders within the tech community were optimistic about the advancements presented, anticipating that such innovations would play a crucial role in shaping the future of AI-driven technologies and sustainable data center operations.