ASUS reveals server lineup using NVIDIA Vera CPUs
ASUS just launched a new AI-focused server, the XA P2N-E2, built around NVIDIA's soon-to-arrive Vera CPU and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs, aimed at managing demanding AI agent and reinforcement learning tasks. Unveiled at OCP Global Summit, ASUS also previewed large liquid-cooled rack systems with combined Vera CPUs and Rubin GPUs, plus a full suite of tools for running and simulating AI infrastructure at scale. Flexibility and dense compute are front and center.
- XA P2N-E2 uses NVIDIA Vera CPUs, debuting at OCP
- Targets complex AI agent execution, not just model training
- Supports dual-slot NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in 2U form
- ASUS showed rack-wide liquid-cooled AI systems
- NVIDIA tools previewed for simulating factory-scale AI
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