Nvidia's high-speed AI data center storage servers break cover, touting 2.9 petabytes of storage and extreme PCIe 6.0 performance — Wiwynn shows off SCADA server with GPU-accelerated storage
Source: Tom’s Hardware
Last week at Computex 2026, Wiwynn showed off one of the industry’s first Nvidia SCADA (SCaled Accelerated Data Access) servers. Devices such as this are built to handle the extreme data demands of AI data center-focused inference and training workloads, which operate with massive models and datasets, therefore requiring large, fast, and connected devices to serve as the backbone for complex, high-throughput tasks that AI workloads depend upon.
Wiwynn’s SCADA server packs up to 96 liquid-cooled solid-state drives and therefore offers petabytes of storage space using currently available E3.S drives, and massive I/O performance. The machine is based on Nvidia’s Vera CPU, four RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell graphics cards, four PCIe 6.x switches, and four ConnectX-9 SuperNIC cards.
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