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Nvidia to build 35 supercomputers in 23 European countries as it dominates 90 percent of European AI factories

Nvidia is expanding artificial intelligence supercomputer infrastructure across Europe, building 35 AI supercomputers in 23 countries and aiming to provide advanced computing resources to more than 3 million researchers. It said its Blackwell and Hopper platforms support more than 90 percent of European AI factory deployments. Nvidia is also backing quantum computing research through CUDA-Q and expanding robotics via its Halos for Robotics platform, while maintaining cooperation with the China market.

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Data centre power architecture shifts as BBU batteries emerge as new battleground

Battery use is expanding beyond electric vehicles and energy storage systems to server racks as AI data centres push rack power density higher. Facility-level uninterruptible power supplies are seen as less able to handle rapid power swings, lifting demand for rack-level battery backup units, or BBUs, defined in open rack standards such as OCP Open Rack V3. Samsung SDI forecasts the global BBU market at $800 million this year, up more than 70 percent, while suppliers prepare new products and production.

AI & Enterprise

Jensen Huang says AI has moved from generative AI to agent AI

Nvidia has formalised its shift into an AI infrastructure company geared for the agent AI era beyond generative AI. Jensen Huang (젠슨 황), the company’s CEO, unveiled the next-generation Vera Rubin platform, enterprise agent development tools and DSX for operating AI factories in a keynote at Computex, Taiwan media outlet iThome reported. Huang said useful AI has arrived and is shifting from a cost centre to a revenue driver.