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AI is changing what data centers need from every layer of infrastructure. At OCP Global Summit 2026, the open compute community will explore how to scale AI systems through advances in hardware, power, cooling, networking, and open standards. Six Five Media analysts David Nicholson and Brendan Burke will be on-site to cover the technologies and decisions shaping the next generation of AI data centers. Hear from leaders at Nvidia, QCT, LITEON, Intel, MiTAC Computing, Astera Labs, and Hyve Solutions as they look beyond individual announcements to examine how new designs work together at scale, and what they mean for the organizations building and operating AI infrastructure.
Megawatt Racks Need a New Power Architecture: Inside the Shift to 800 VDC
At OCP Global Summit 2026, LITEON, NVIDIA, and QCT explain why megawatt-scale AI racks are driving a shift from 54-volt to 800 VDC power architecture. For data center operators, the transition depends on a shared specification, retrofit paths for existing sites, and liquid-cooled power innovation.
Why More GPUs Won't Fix Your AI Infrastructure Problem
At OCP Global Summit 2026, MiTAC Computing's Raymond Huang explains why AI infrastructure has become a full-stack integration problem spanning compute density, cooling, firmware, and deployment speed. For data center operators, advanced cooling and open management are now as decisive to scaling AI as GPU selection.
Megawatt Racks Need a New Power Architecture: Inside the Shift to 800 VDC
At OCP Global Summit 2026, LITEON, NVIDIA, and QCT explain why megawatt-scale AI racks are driving a shift from 54-volt to 800 VDC power architecture. For data center operators, the transition depends on a shared specification, retrofit paths for existing sites, and liquid-cooled power innovation.
Why More GPUs Won't Fix Your AI Infrastructure Problem
At OCP Global Summit 2026, MiTAC Computing's Raymond Huang explains why AI infrastructure has become a full-stack integration problem spanning compute density, cooling, firmware, and deployment speed. For data center operators, advanced cooling and open management are now as decisive to scaling AI as GPU selection.