AEWIN Displays AI Servers at SC26 in Chicago
The Qisda Group company will show AMD EPYC-based AI servers and rack-scale liquid cooling at the November 17-19, 2026 exhibition.
Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Data Centers
AEWIN Technologies, a Qisda Group company, will display its latest server portfolio at SC26 in Chicago from November 17-19, 2026. The lineup features AMD EPYC 9006 SP7 server CPUs, Gen6 connectivity and several AI server configurations.
Why it matters
The showcase highlights the growing demand for dense AI computing hardware and the shift toward liquid cooling as chip power levels rise. For Chicago, the event brings the high-performance computing community to the city during the exhibition dates.
The BG18-A10710 is a 1U AI server with an integrated 2P direct liquid cooling solution supporting CPUs up to 600W TDP and two single-width 600W GPUs. The 4U BG48-A20813 supports eight double-width GPUs, while the BX28-A10710 accommodates up to 12 U.2 NVMe SSDs.
The players
AEWIN Technologies
AEWIN Technologies is a server and computing hardware company that is part of the Qisda Group, a Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer.
SC26
SC26 is the annual international conference and exhibition for high-performance computing, networking, storage and analysis, held in Chicago in 2026.
The details
AEWIN will show the BG18-A10710, BG28-A10710 and BG48-A20813 AI servers, along with storage models including the BS28-A10710 with 16 E3.S bays and the BX28-A10711 with 24 2.5-inch SATA drives. The company's subsidiary Arivor will present 2P direct liquid cooling solutions for rack-scale AI infrastructure, using a phase-change coolant and an intelligent rack-scale CDU for dynamic system management.
Timeline
November 17-19, 2026: AEWIN displays its server portfolio at SC26 in Chicago.
The Tech Race
The displayed servers pair AMD EPYC 9006 SP7 processors with Gen6 connectivity, positioning AEWIN within the wider server build-out for AI workloads. The emphasis on 600W GPUs and direct liquid cooling reflects the power and thermal demands that AI accelerators now place on data center hardware.
For data center operators and IT buyers, the exhibited configurations show which GPU counts, storage bays and cooling options are available from this vendor. Attendees at SC26 can see the hardware in person during the November 17-19 exhibition in Chicago.
The takeaway
Buyers evaluating AI server hardware should compare CPU and GPU power limits, cooling method and storage density against their workload requirements before the SC26 showcase.
Further reading
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