MSI presents revolutionary server solutions at COMPUTEX 2025!

MSI presents revolutionary server solutions at COMPUTEX 2025!

MSI has unveiled its most comprehensive server portfolio at COMPUTEX 2025, taking place in Taipei from May 20-23, 2025. At booth #J0506, the company showcased a variety of advanced server solutions designed specifically for hyperscale, cloud and enterprise environments. The product line includes EIA, OCP ORv3 and NVIDIA MGX racks, core compute servers and the new NVIDIA DGX Station, which are optimized for large amounts of data and intensive computing operations. According to [OTS](https://www.ots.at/presseaussendung/OTS_20250520_OTS0001/von-rack-integration-bis-zu-ki-und-cloud-systeme-msi-stellen-auf-der-computex-2025-ein-um comprehensives-server-portfolio-vor), MSI aims to provide ready-to-use infrastructure tailored to the respective workload.

The product presentation focused on modular cloud infrastructures and AI-optimized GPU systems. Danny Hsu, managing director of Enterprise Platform Solutions at MSI, emphasized the importance of a modular and open future for data infrastructure. The new systems are fully configurable and offer high flexibility and scalability for various use cases. The housing variants range from the standardized EIA 19 inch rack, which is suitable for private cloud and virtualization environments, to the OCP ORv3 21 inch rack, which enables higher computing and storage density with efficient power supply.

Extensive product lines

The core compute servers presented expand the range with six models equipped with AMD EPYC 9005 Series and Intel Xeon 6 processors. These servers are available in 2U4N and 2U2N configurations and are optimized for scalable cloud deployments. The highlight is the CD281-S4051-X2, a 2OU 2-node ORv3 open compute server that is particularly suitable for hyperscale cloud infrastructures. The CD270-S4051-X4, a liquid-cooled 2U 4-node server, offers up to 500W TDP and is ideal for dense computing power.
The CD270-S3061-X4 is a 2U 4-node Intel Xeon server specifically designed for containerized services.

MSI's AI platforms include the NVIDIA MGX-based servers as well as the DGX Station, which offers AI performance of up to 20 PFLOPS. Designed to meet the needs of R&D teams, these systems can function as either a standalone AI workstation or a central computing resource. Integrating AI technologies into server solutions not only reduces latency but also improves efficiency and decision-making in real-time applications, providing a clear advantage for businesses.

Edge AI and its importance

Another important aspect of this year's presentation is the developments in Edge AI. This technology combines edge computing with AI, allowing for more efficient server optimization. Edge AI reduces latency and improves decision making by processing data at the point of origin. Companies that invest in Edge AI can gain a competitive advantage because these approaches not only improve energy efficiency, but also increase the user experience through faster response times, as server-wissen.de shows.

However, the challenges of implementing these technologies require specialized hardware and new software solutions. Integration must be approached carefully with data management and governance in mind. Innovative trends such as self-healing systems and digital twins show the potential of this technology and offer companies new opportunities to optimize their data center architecture.

Overall, with its diverse server offering at COMPUTEX 2025, MSI is well positioned to meet the need for powerful, flexible and efficient server solutions in an increasingly digitalized world. The technologies and concepts presented show how companies can not only reduce their operating costs by using such systems, but also increase their competitiveness.