Supermicro is co-building an AI datacenter for SpaceX, incorporating semiconductors from Intel, AMD, and Nvidia.
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Updated Aug 10
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What happened
Supermicro is co-building an AI datacenter for SpaceX, incorporating semiconductors from Intel, AMD, and Nvidia.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
SpaceX is expanding its operational base in Texas while deepening partnerships with major tech companies like Intel, Nvidia, Tesla, and Google.Also in this story
- Tesla announced its Roadster reveal will take place at a SpaceX test site, following general operations in Texas.
- Governor Greg Abbott hosted a major Google investment and shifted views on industry expansion in Texas.
- Elon Musk's companies are collaborating on in-house gas turbine casting to meet energy demands for data centers.
- SpaceX plans a Starship launch from Texas while continuing Starlink operations and rocket launches from Cape Canaveral.
The entities involved
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Supermicro
American manufacturer of computer servers and enterprise equipment
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SpaceX
American private aerospace company
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Intel
American multinational technology company
Related events
- Supermicro designs high-density hardware for AI data, showcased at the Supermicro Open Storage Summit.
- SpaceX will exclusively use Nvidia AI chips, while Nvidia maintains significant financial stakes in both Intel and SpaceX.
- Integrated solutions are increasingly utilizing silicon from AMD, Nvidia, and Intel.
- SuperX AI Technology Limited announced that its servers are powered by NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and utilize 6th Gen Intel Xeon processors.
- Supermicro servers containing Nvidia AI chips were found bound for China, coinciding with a raid on Supermicro's Taiwan office.