Rittal to showcase new MGX Architecture rack at Computex
Rittal will exhibit its new MGX™ Architecture rack at COMPUTEX in Taipei, designed to meet the infrastructure demands of AI applications. The rack supports liquid cooling and DC power distribution.
Rittal, a global provider of IT infrastructure solutions, is set to showcase its latest MGX™ 1.2 Architecture rack at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei from June 2-5. The event is a significant gathering for AI operational technology, highlighting the infrastructure needs driven by AI applications.
The new rack has been developed in close cooperation with NVIDIA to meet the increased performance, power density, and cooling requirements of the latest generation of AI infrastructure, exemplified by the NVIDIA Vera Rubin VR200. Key features include support for liquid cooling, essential for high-density GPU systems, and efficient DC power distribution.
The MGX™ 1.2 rack aligns with OCP standards, promoting interoperability and compatibility across the ecosystem. Its modular architecture is designed to enable scalable system integration, forming a critical foundation for deploying next-generation accelerated computing infrastructure at scale.
Rittal states that the modular MGX architecture allows for flexible system configurations and faster time-to-market, while the company ensures reliable deployment, operational efficiency, and scalability in data center environments. The collaboration aims to foster standardized and scalable AI infrastructure.