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52U liquid-cooled rack. Diamond-cooled air servers. Modular AI factories that deploy in weeks. Matthew Kimball caught up with Raymond Huang, GM at MiTAC Computing, on the floor at COMPUTEX 2026 to break down their full AI infrastructure portfolio.

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Shara3 months ago

@MattKimball_MIS @MiTACcomputing Exciting developments in AI infrastructure! Can't wait to see how these innovations shape the industry.

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