TAIWAN – Giga Computing, a subsidiary of GIGABYTE, has unveiled its first proprietary AI computing hub, the GIGABYTE AI Factory Accelerator (GAIFA), which includes a 700 kW modular liquid-cooling validation facility designed to handle severe thermal loads, extreme power density, and water usage in high-density AI rack computing. The real-world proving ground, located in Taiwan, incorporates high-density direct liquid cooling across modular compute racks such as NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 designs, allowing enterprise clients to evaluate thermal management, fluid flow, and power distribution prior to full-scale implementation. As high-performance AI data centres proliferate in Asia-Pacific, the widespread adoption of closed-loop direct liquid cooling and liquid-to-liquid heat exchangers creates significant downstream demand for specialised dielectric fluid management, closed-loop industrial coolant recycling, and certified hazardous chemical waste treatment, expanding circular recovery opportunities for environmental service leaders.
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(Source: GIGABYTE)
