NVIDIA GTC Berlin Kicks Off as矽品CPO Capacity Set to Grow 30x
NVIDIA's GTC Berlin event is scheduled for October 21. SigmaStar is reportedly expanding its CPO capacity by up to 30 times to meet the demand for high-speed computing and connectivity in AI factories. This move reflects the continued expansion of AI compute infrastructure, benefiting supply chain partners.
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