Huida DSX POD will be deployed globally next year, with six factories including Hon Hai and Quanta included in the list

Huang Renxun, CEO of Huida, a major AI chip manufacturer, today announced the launch of the DSX POD modular AI factory reference design at the GTC conference in Berlin, Germany, integrating the new generation of Vera The Rubin computing system and power, liquid cooling and network infrastructure are expected to be delivered by global partners in early 2027. Six Taiwanese manufacturers, including Hon Hai (2317), Quanta (2382), Wistron (3231), Pegatron (4938), Gigabyte (2376) and Delta Electronics (2308), are on the cooperation list.

Huida pointed out that DSX POD adopts a modular container design to integrate and verify the computing, network, wiring, cabinet power supply and liquid cooling systems required by the AI ​​factory in advance at the manufacturing factory, and then transport them to the customer's designated location for deployment. Once the site is prepared, the original deployment time of 6 months can be shortened to 14 days at the earliest, accelerating the operation of the AI ​​computing infrastructure.

Compared with traditional AI data centers that require on-site equipment installation, line configuration, pipeline construction and system testing, DSX POD moves the wiring between cabinets, power wiring, liquid cooling pipelines and functional verification to the factory to complete, and synchronizes with the preliminary preparation of the deployment site, reducing the manpower and time required for on-site construction, while reducing the risk of component delivery delays and on-site work errors.

Huang Renxun, CEO of Huida, said that the moment when the AI ​​factory truly creates value is when it starts to generate tokens, not when it completes the construction. Through DSX POD, Huida introduces the accuracy and speed of factory manufacturing into AI infrastructure construction, shortening the deployment time from months to weeks, helping customers expand computing capacity faster and launch formal computing services that can generate revenue.

Huida explained that DSX POD continues the design concept of the DSX infrastructure platform and integrates the Vera Rubin system and necessary operational infrastructure into a reproducible container-type architecture. After the equipment arrives, it can be directly connected to the prepared power, cooling and network facilities, shortening the time from equipment delivery to model training and formal inference service launch.

In terms of the global cooperation ecosystem, Huida's announced partners include Hon Hai's Ingrasys, Quanta's QCT, Wistron, Pegatron, Gigabyte, Delta, as well as Dell Technologies, HPE, Lenovo, Schneider Electric, Vertiv and other industry players. It is expected to jointly promote the global deployment of DSX POD AI factories in early 2027.