Compal, Exascale Labs team up on US-based native 800 VDC GPU data center validation platform
Reuters2026/09/14 07:07- Compal Electronics signed a letter of intent with Exascale Labs to build a US-based, data-center-grade native 800 VDC validation platform.
- Project targets next-generation GPU infrastructure, testing power, compute, cooling, controls as an integrated system using solid-state transformer technology.
- Compal plans to provide the site, GPU servers, liquid cooling; Exascale will supply modular data center design, power architecture, software.
- Platform aims to support pre-shipment compatibility testing, operational validation, data for volume production readiness, progress toward UL certification.
- Compal intends to acquire Exascale’s portion of the platform post-acceptance testing, subject to a definitive agreement on scope and price.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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