LITEON Unveils AI Infrastructure: 800VDC Liquid Cooling, 5G AI-RAN, Smart City Solutions
LITEON Technology is showcasing its end-to-end AI infrastructure at COMPUTEX 2026, featuring AI data center infrastructure, edge computing, and smart city applications. Their debut 800 VDC Liquid-Cooled Power Rack and 110kW power shelf are designed to accelerate megawatt-scale AI deployment, including for NVIDIA's platforms. LITEON is also demonstrating 5G AI-RAN for visual surveillance and smart transportation solutions like RenAI and Interlux, which are AI-native intelligent lighting and traffic signal systems.
Key Takeaways
- LITEON debuted an 800 VDC Liquid-Cooled Power Rack to accelerate megawatt-scale AI deployment, including for NVIDIA platforms.
- A 110kW power shelf for the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 platform and an L2L 280 kW In-Rack CDU were also showcased for advanced thermal management.
- LITEON's Smart Life Applications Business Unit presented an O-RU small cell solution integrated with a 5G AI-RAN platform using NVIDIA AI Aerial.
- LEOTEK, a LITEON subsidiary, highlighted RenAI, an AI-native intelligent lighting network platform, and Interlux, a next-gen AI traffic signal system with sub-100ms latency.
Why It Matters
LITEON's expanded AI infrastructure offerings address the increasing power and cooling demands of high-density AI compute, essential for scaling video processing and analytics. Their integration of 5G AI-RAN and edge AI solutions directly impacts real-time content delivery, smart surveillance, and intelligent transportation, areas critical for streaming media's physical infrastructure. The emphasis on end-to-end cloud-to-edge capabilities and partnerships with companies like NVIDIA suggests a move towards vertically integrated solutions for AI deployment. Watch for adoption rates of LITEON's 800 VDC power solutions in new AI data center builds and their physical AI solutions in smart city initiatives.
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