At the NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (GTC), Delta, a provider of Internet of Things (IoT)-based smart green solutions, showcased its cutting-edge digital twin platform, which was created on NVIDIA Omniverse with the goal of improving its smart manufacturing capabilities. Exhibited also was Delta’s ORV3 artificial intelligence (AI) server infrastructure solution, which boasts 97.5% efficient power supplies and an extensive range of state-of-the-art DC/DC converters, power chokes, and 3D vapor chambers to facilitate GPU operations.
“We are honored to be the only provider of power and thermal management solutions at NVIDIA GTC 2024,” stated Mark Ko, vice chairman of Delta. “We showcased the NVIDIA Omniverse-powered digital twin we have developed, which underscores our superior expertise in next-generation electronics manufacturing. Using the newest technologies, we are eager to contribute to pushing the envelope on energy efficiency in the field of artificial intelligence.”
Digital twins and synthetic data, which can increase productivity and efficiency before actual production begins, are hallmarks of the new era of AI-powered manufacturing, according to Rev Lebaredian, vice president of NVIDIA’s Omniverse and simulation technologies. Delta is able to virtually connect individual production lines and compile data from a variety of devices and systems in order to construct a digital twin of its business processes by building its digital platform on NVIDIA Omniverse. It can also create artificial data using NVIDIA Isaac Sim to train its computer models to 90% accuracy.
Delta utilizes NVIDIA’s state-of-the-art technologies to assist in enabling GPU ecosystems’ energy efficiency. At NVIDIA GTC, Delta is showcasing an integrated Open Rack Version 3 (ORV3) solution for AI server infrastructure with server power supplies that have an energy efficiency as high as 97.5%. This is in addition to the NVIDIA Omniverse-based digital twin, which the company applies to specific production lines. SD-WAN, ORV3 18 kW/33 kW HPR power shelves, battery backup unit, mini UPS, and a liquid cooling system are additional components of the solution. Common redundant power supply units with 54 V DC output are also included. Included in the showcase was a broad range of GPU ecosystem-supporting DC/DC converters, power chokes, and 3D vapor chambers.