GMI Cloud Launches Next-Generation AI Factory in Taiwan
GMI Cloud announced a new partnership with NVIDIA to build a next-generation AI Factory in Taiwan, backed by a US$500 million investment. Positioned as a key node in NVIDIA’s global AI Factory strategy, the facility will serve as a major infrastructure hub supporting the next wave of AI development across Asia.
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The AI Factory provides enterprises with a high-performance environment for large-scale AI model training and inference. Designed to leverage advanced U.S. technologies while enabling nations to maintain data and compute sovereignty, the facility represents a new architectural model for large-scale AI deployment.
At its core, the AI Factory is powered by a supercomputer comprising 7,000 NVIDIA GPUs across 96 high-density racks, delivering up to 2 million tokens per second. The system supports a wide range of workloads, including large-scale inference, fine-tuning, and multimodal AI processing.
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Several partners have also announced use cases built on the AI Factory:
- Trend Micro: Cybersecurity enhancement through digital-twin simulations
- WiAdvance : AI-driven smart manufacturing and computer vision
- CSI: Integrated ICT services spanning 5G, AIoT, and data-center operations
- VAST Data: Next-generation data platform for large GPU clusters
GMI Cloud stated that this AI Factory marks a pivotal turning point for the region, accelerating AI adoption in Asia from experimental pilots to full-scale, production-level deployment.
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