AEWIN Introduces Liquid Cooled AMD EPYC 9006 AI Servers

Sep 22, 2026
AEWIN will present two AI servers using AMD EPYC 9006 processors and two phase direct liquid cooling at Taiwan Expo USA in Dallas.

AEWIN Technologies introduced two AI servers in a press release, with plans to showcase them at Taiwan Expo USA in Dallas from September 24 to 26. Both systems use AMD EPYC 9006 series processors and two phase direct liquid cooling.

The BG18-A10710 is a 1U server with one Venice SP7 processor rated at up to 600 watts. It supports two PCIe Gen6 accelerators, 16 DDR5 memory slots, eight E1.S Gen6 NVMe SSD bays, OCP DC-SCM2 management and redundant 2,700 watt power supplies.

The 5U BG58-A20810 supports two AMD EPYC 9006 SP8 processors and up to 16 liquid cooled NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 GPUs using PCIe Gen6. It can instead support up to eight air cooled PCIe Gen6 accelerators. AEWIN will offer samples for technical evaluation.

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