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xFusion Expands AI Hardware from Edge to Data Centres
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- →xFusion's portfolio enables scalable AI processing from edge to data centres.
- →Advanced cooling and storage solutions optimize performance and efficiency.
- →Supports processing of models with up to 1.6 trillion parameters.
xFusion has unveiled a comprehensive hardware portfolio designed to scale enterprise AI computing from edge devices to liquid-cooled data centres. The portfolio includes the FusionXtation X3 8000 Gen2 for edge processing, FusionXpark for team-level compliance, TokenBox for corporate processing, and the FusionServer G6550 V8 for data centres. These solutions aim to enhance processing capabilities, offering up to 50% improvement in AI processing performance and advanced cooling technologies. This strategic expansion allows enterprises to efficiently manage AI workloads across different environments.
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