As AI compute demands continue to grow rapidly,
cloud operators are actively scaling infrastructure to support complex workloads: large language models,
real-time AI services, and agentic AI systems. Compal has expertise in high-density server design,
advanced thermal systems, and equipment integration, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and rapid large-scale infrastructure deployment.
'AI workloads are shifting toward mass inference computing and agentic AI applications,
so infrastructure must meet heightened requirements for equipment density, energy efficiency, and operating speed',
stated Alan Chan, Vice President of Compal's Infrastructure Solutions Business Group. 'We are proud to support GMI Cloud in building infrastructure,
optimized for real-world next-generation AI deployment.'
Alex Ye, Founder and CEO of GMI Cloud, added: 'As artificial intelligence transitions from experimental models to industrial
operation, scalable infrastructure for inference computing becomes critically important. Our collaboration with Compal strengthens the foundation,
necessary for the global delivery of agentic AI workloads and inference computing services.'
In addition to joint equipment deployment, Compal and GMI Cloud will present partnership results at COMPUTEX 2026.
At the Compal booth (M0804), visitors can explore GMI Cloud's latest applications based on agentic AI and inference computing,
demonstrating how modern infrastructure enables the industrial launch of artificial intelligence services.
At GMI Cloud's own booth (R0302), Compal's high-performance SGX30-2 AI server platform with NVIDIA HGX B300 support will be presented,
featuring high-density equipment design, advanced thermal systems, and comprehensive system integration capabilities.
This partnership confirms Compal's ongoing commitment to supporting emerging cloud providers and AI infrastructure operators,
enabling efficient deployment of artificial intelligence systems worldwide through the company's global manufacturing network and resilient supply chain.