Chenbro Unveils AI Server Chassis at COMPUTEX 2025
Chenbro has made a significant appearance at COMPUTEX 2025, showcasing its AI server chassis solutions and three service models, announced in a press release. The event, held in Taipei from May 20 to 23, highlighted Chenbro's strategic focus on Off-The-Shelf (OTS), Joint Design Manufacturing (JDM), and OEM Plus service models.
Chenbro's display included the latest AI server enclosure solutions and cloud server products co-developed with partners from the U.S. and Taiwan. The company emphasized its modular design approach, which allows for flexible configurations to meet diverse customer requirements. The OTS model featured NVIDIA MGX and DC-MHS solutions, while the JDM model showcased high-density AI servers and 21-inch OCP ORV3-compliant chassis.
In addition to its AI server solutions, Chenbro demonstrated its commitment to global R&D collaboration and manufacturing capabilities. The company plans to strengthen its global presence by expanding localized manufacturing and R&D teams, aiming to capture new growth opportunities in the AI and cloud server markets.
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