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NvidiaVishal Ganeriwala2 min readrelease notesintro

NVIDIA Launches DSX Ready to Qualify Power and Cooling Products for AI Factories

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Summary

NVIDIA introduced DSX Ready, a qualification program for power and cooling products that meet its AI‑factory reference design requirements. The first categories—battery energy storage systems and cooling distribution units—now have qualified partners such as Hitachi Energy, LG, Tesla, LiquidStack, and Vertiv.

  • DSX Ready links NVIDIA’s AI‑factory reference design to vetted partner hardware, reducing integration risk for builders.
  • Initial qualified categories are BESS (battery storage) and CDUs (cooling distribution units) with specific partner offerings listed.
  • Qualification involves running NVIDIA‑defined tests and submitting data; it does not replace site‑level engineering validation.
  • The program aims to streamline selection of power and cooling components within overall AI‑factory constraints.

Infrastructure teams building AI factories need trusted, qualified power and cooling solutions to avoid bottlenecks and integration delays.

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