Vertiv Deploys Infrastructure for NVIDIA DGX GB300 at Naval Postgraduate School
Vertiv announced in a press release the deployment of integrated power, liquid cooling, rack infrastructure, and installation services for the Naval Postgraduate School. The systems support the school’s new NVIDIA DGX GB300 platform.
The installation establishes a locally operated environment designed for education, research, digital engineering, modeling, and simulation. According to Vertiv, the project shows how existing facilities can be adapted to handle the electrical, thermal, and operational demands of advanced computing environments.
Vertiv’s configuration provides a repeatable physical infrastructure model for high density AI systems, enabling other organizations to replicate similar setups for accelerated computing workloads.
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