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NVIDIA Launches DSX Ready to Qualify Power and Cooling Products for AI Factories
NVIDIA launched the DSX Ready qualification program to certify partner products meeting AI factory reference designs. The program ensures that power and cooling infrastructure aligns with computing architecture.
Why it matters
AI infrastructure builders can reduce integration risks and deployment delays by selecting certified hardware. This prevents technical bottlenecks in power and cooling from limiting AI output.
The big picture
While Tesla previously used NVIDIA hardware for AI infrastructure, this program formally qualifies Tesla's energy storage solutions for NVIDIA AI factories.
The details
The program addresses constraints regarding power, cooling, water, and the electrical grid. BESS partners must pass qualification tests and submit data for NVIDIA review, while CDU partners use a self-qualification suite. Certification does not replace site-level engineering or guarantee site stability.
What's next
NVIDIA plans to roll out additional qualification categories for infrastructure and software over time.
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NVIDIA owns NVIDIA DSX Ready
NVIDIA is introducing NVIDIA DSX Ready, a qualification program
NVIDIA DSX AI factory uses AI
The NVIDIA DSX AI factory platform unifies AI factory design and operations
Hitachi Energy is a partner of NVIDIA DSX Ready
DSX Ready includes qualified BESS solutions Hitachi Energy
LG Energy Solution is a partner of NVIDIA DSX Ready
DSX Ready includes qualified BESS solutions... LG Energy Solution
Tesla is a partner of NVIDIA DSX Ready
DSX Ready includes qualified BESS solutions... Tesla
LG Electronics is a partner of NVIDIA DSX Ready
qualified CDU solutions from LG Electronics
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LiquidStack is a partner of NVIDIA DSX Ready
qualified CDU solutions from... LiquidStack
Vertiv is a partner of NVIDIA DSX Ready
qualified CDU solutions from... Vertiv
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