d-Matrix launches Squadron clusters for AI inference
d-Matrix has started shipping its Squadron multi-rack compute clusters, built for running AI models with very low latency and high energy efficiency at data center scale. These clusters, developed with Supermicro, Arista, and Broadcom, use d-Matrix's memory-centric compute architecture. The system is fully air-cooled and integrates with existing data centers, skipping liquid cooling. The individual Corsair servers and SquadRacks are now available, too.
- Clusters scale up to 16 racks and 1,024 Corsair XPUs
- Deployed internally at d-Matrix, now shipping to customers
- Corsair servers and SquadRacks now generally available
- Air-cooled design works in standard data centers
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