The new M2810Z6 and M2610Z6 systems lead MiTAC’s latest hardware expansion, integrating AMD’s Venice Zen 6 architecture with PCIe Gen 6 and CXL 3.1 support. Designed to balance compute density with memory bandwidth, these platforms provide the modularity required for enterprises transitioning from experimental AI to full-scale production. Rick Hwang, President of MiTAC Computing Technology, noted that the systems aim to provide the foundational building blocks for businesses to modernize their data pipelines.

Beyond general-purpose servers, the company is highlighting specialized hardware like the TN85-B8261, which supports AMD Instinct MI350P GPUs for intensive AI training and inference. For large-scale AI factories, MiTAC is showcasing a liquid-cooled rack solution that houses up to 96 AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs. This configuration promises a 50% increase in GPU density and a 33% reduction in data center footprint compared to traditional deployments. Additionally, the G8825Z5 model incorporates Diamond Cooling technology, allowing for stable operation in high-temperature environments while boosting AI tokens per watt by 50%. To support development, MiTAC has opened remote testing access to these AI racks, allowing engineering teams to validate workloads on the new hardware architectures.