Core Microsystems and Corespan Systems Partner on AI HPC Modular Data Centers
The partnership targets the gap between AI pilot projects and full production deployment, offering composable infrastructure that can be reconfigured as workloads change instead of fixed systems.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Core Microsystems announced a strategic partnership with US-based Corespan Systems to develop next-generation AI HPC modular data center solutions. The agreement pairs Corespan's flexibly configurable accelerator interfaces and management software with Core Microsystems' industry-specific AI HPC infrastructure. The companies aim to help customers move from experimental AI deployments to full production scale, replacing fixed systems with composable infrastructure that adapts to demand.
Core Microsystems will build on Corespan's PCIe/CXL over Optical Fabric dynamic composable technology, integrating workload-optimized computing, storage, network, a full software stack, and its own modular data centers. Corespan's DynamicXcelerator platform pools high-density composable GPU and PCIe resources and deploys across enterprise data centers, modular facilities, edge environments, and hybrid cloud architectures.
Corespan CEO William Koss said in a statement that compute resources should be easy to reconfigure and deploy rather than rebuilt as workloads change, and that Core Microsystems' storage, AI, and modular data center expertise made it an ideal partner for delivering that flexibility to customers across Japan.
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