ZTE Corporation recently held a showcase during the MWC event in Shanghai. During this conference, the company showcased cutting-edge technology and computing infrastructure that will back the growing computing demands for complex machine learning-based models like ChatGPT.
ZTE unveils new intelligent computing infrastructure at MWC
The Chinese telecommunications giant announced a new type of intelligent computing infrastructure at the 10th MWC event in Shanghai. This system was built specifically to meet the growing demands for complex computing models. These are typically large-scale models and also aim at generative AI-based businesses as well. With the explosive roll out of ChatGPT, there has been a massive digital transformation and advancement in AI technology.
ZTE’s infrastructure will seek to meet the requirements for these complex deep learning models that deal with massive data volumes and consume vast resources. Due to the vast growth of AI-based businesses, there has been a surge in demand for capable servers and the even storage market, which require high standards of stability, reliability, and performance. For this, ZTE has unveiled a new series of server solutions that support GPUs and liquid cooling.
Meaning, it supports large-scale applications despite running on exceptionally low power consumption. One of these new servers includes the R6500G5 GPU series that can house up to 20 GPUs. The company even plans to release a new R6900G5 GPU training server as well by the end of this year. Alongside these, ZTE will even offer options in the field of storage and networking to basically become an integrated solution provider of intelligent computing infrastructure.
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