AEWIN to show liquid-cooled AMD AI servers at SC26

Nov 13, 2026
The Qisda Group company will display servers with two-phase direct liquid cooling for chips up to 600W.

AEWIN Technologies, part of Taiwan's Qisda Group, will show AI and high-performance computing servers built on AMD EPYC 9006 processors at the SC26 conference in Chicago from 17 to 19 November, the company announced.

They include a 1U AI server with integrated two-phase direct liquid cooling for 600W CPUs and two 600W GPUs, and a 4U server that holds eight double-width GPUs for model training. AEWIN will also show rack-scale liquid-cooled systems and storage servers for AI data pipelines. AEWIN says AI infrastructure is one of Qisda Group's four key AI business areas.

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