PEGATRON Corporation (PEGATRON) officially opened its booth at COMPUTEX 2026, presenting its AI Tech Maker strategy and its role in helping move AI from infrastructure planning to real-world deployment.The showcase spans AI infrastructure, edge and industrial AI, autonomous systems, and physical AI applications. Together, these solutions reflect PEGATRON's focus on turning AI technologies into deployable systems through its design, manufacturing, and system integration capabilities.On the opening day, PEGATRON's booth welcomed President William Lai and NVIDIA Robotics Software Product Line Manager Spencer Huang. The visit included exchanges on AI infrastructure and physical AI applications. SIMBA II also joined the on-site demonstration, delivering a corporate gift made with circular materials to President Lai and offering a practical look at the robot's mobility and interaction capabilities in a live exhibition setting.During the exhibition, several international industry representatives also attended as invited guests of the opening ceremony, including AMD, Intel, Micron, Sagemcom, FUJISOFT, Chunghwa Telecom, Far EasTone Telecommunications, and Swiss precision drive technology company maxon. The participation of companies across computing, memory, communications, software services, and precision drive systems reflects the broader industry focus on connecting AI infrastructure with real-world applications.COMPUTEX is one of the world's major technology industry platforms. Under this year's theme,“AI Together,” the show brings together more than 1,500 exhibitors from 33 countries and focuses on AI computing, robotics and smart mobility, and next-generation technologies. As generative AI, agentic AI, and physical AI continue to advance, industry discussions are expanding from chips and servers to edge deployment, smart manufacturing, robotics, next-generation communications, and end-user applications.PEGATRON Chairman T.H. Tung said the AI industry remains in a phase of rapid development. Applications are moving from cloud and data centers into robotics, autonomous systems, smart healthcare, and everyday environments. In recent years, PEGATRON has continued to invest in AI servers, Digital Twin technologies, and physical AI, using its design, manufacturing, and system integration capabilities to help customers turn next-generation AI technologies into deployable products and systems.In response to this shift, PEGATRON's COMPUTEX showcase goes beyond individual products. Built on its design and manufacturing services (DMS) capabilities, the company connects computing, connectivity, sensing, mechanical design, and system engineering to demonstrate a path from AI infrastructure to field deployment.

PEGATRON Corporation (PEGATRON) announced a strategic collaboration with maxon, the Switzerland-based precision drive technology company. The two companies will jointly develop robotic joint drive technologies, motor modules, and integrated robotic systems. The collaboration will make its public debut at COMPUTEX 2026.At the exhibition, PEGATRON's  second-generation quadruped robot platform, SIMBA II, will integrate maxon's  High Efficiency Joint 90 (HEJ 90) system. PEGATRON said the collaboration focuses on motion control, sensing integration, and edge AI computing for autonomous systems, with the goal of improving robotic mobility and operational stability in complex environments.Headquartered in Switzerland, maxon specializes in precision motors and drive systems. Since its founding in 1961, the company has focused on high-precision electric drive technologies for applications including medical equipment, industrial automation, mobility systems, aerospace, and robotics. The HEJ 90 is a robotic joint module developed by maxon for robotics applications. It integrates the motor, gearbox, and control components into a single compact architecture while delivering high torque output and precise motion control.SIMBA II is PEGATRON's independently developed quadruped robotics platform. Built with a modular architecture, the system supports different sensor configurations and payload modules depending on deployment requirements. The platform also integrates edge AI computing capabilities for applications including smart inspection, industrial site monitoring, autonomous mobility, and AI development. With the integration of HEJ 90, SIMBA II further improves dynamic motion performance and platform stability across complex terrain conditions.PEGATRON stated that as AI, sensing, computing, and precision drive technologies continue to evolve, robotics is becoming an increasingly important direction for next-generation intelligent hardware. The collaboration with maxon also reflects PEGATRON's continued investment in robotics platforms and autonomous system technologies.From platform architecture and key modules to full system manufacturing, PEGATRON aims to build a more flexible and customizable robotics development framework capable of supporting different deployment environments and application requirements.Looking ahead, PEGATRON and maxon will continue expanding their collaboration in robotic drive modules and system development. By combining maxon's expertise in precision drive technologies with PEGATRON's strengths in design and manufacturing services, system development, and production management, the two companies aim to accelerate the adoption of intelligent mobile robots across industrial, commercial, and specialized applications.

PEGATRON, a globally recognized total server solutions provider, today unveiled its next-generation AI infrastructure portfolio and AI factory validation framework at COMPUTEX 2026. Powered by NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform , NVIDIA HGX Rubin NVL8, and NVIDIA RTX PRO Servers, and aligned with the NVIDIA DSX AI factory reference design, Pegatron is advancing how AI factories are designed, validated, and deployed - from digital twin simulation to production-ready infrastructure.As an NVIDIA DSX ecosystem partner, Pegatron is extending AI infrastructure validation beyond traditional manufacturing by integrating SimReady digital twins and AI factory workflows into its server development and deployment process. Through the NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint Pegatron enables customers to simulate, validate, and optimize rack-scale AI infrastructure before deployment."AI factories require not only high-performance computing, but also end-to-end infrastructure intelligence,"said Gary Cheng, President & CEO of Pegatron."By leveraging NVIDIA DSX architecture, SimReady digital twins, and AI factory validation capabilities, Pegatron has strengthened both its manufacturing operations and AI infrastructure integration expertise. Together with NVIDIA, we aim to help customers simulate, validate, and optimize AI deployments, improving the scalability, reliability, and efficiency of next-generation AI data centers."NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 Rack-Scale AI SupercomputerThe centerpiece of showcase is the NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72  Pegatron's RA4803-72N3, a fully liquid-cooled supercomputer built on the third-generation NVIDIA MGX rack design for seamless drop-in deployment into existing Blackwell data centers.Unified Fabric: Integrates 72 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs, 36 NVIDIA Vera CPUs, NVIDIA ConnectX-9 SuperNICs, and NVIDIA BlueField-4 DPUs. It scales up via NVIDIA NVLink 6 and scales out via NVIDIA Quantum-X800 InfiniBand or NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet. Paired with NVIDIA Groq 3 LPX racks, it delivers ultra-fast trillion-parameter inference.TCO Optimization: Trains mixture-of-experts (MoE) models using 1/4th the GPUs, slashes token costs by 10X, and delivers 10X more tokens per megawatt compared to previous Blackwell architectures.NVIDIA Vera CPU: Purpose-built for agentic AI and reinforcement learning, completing workloads 50% faster with twice the efficiency of traditional CPUs.Scaling AI Factories with NVIDIA HGX Rubin NVL8Pegatron also introduced the AS210-2T1-8H3, a 2U fully liquid-cooled server based on NVIDIA HGX Rubin NVL8 with dual NVIDIA Vera CPUs or Intel Xeon 6 processors.The platform leverages NVIDIA Rubin GPUs, NVIDIA NVLink 6, NVIDIA ConnectX-9 SuperNICs, NVIDIA BlueField-4 DPUs, and NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet to accelerate enterprise AI and HPC workloads.To support rack-scale deployments, Pegatron expanded the architecture into: RA4800-64H3 — supporting eight 2U systems per rack, up to 64 GPUs and 16 CPUs. RA4800-72H3 — supporting nine systems, up to 72 GPUs and 18 CPUs within a 48U liquid-cooled rack.Factory-Native NVIDIA DSX Integration and SimReady Digital TwinsBeyond hardware innovation, Pegatron showcased its NVIDIA DSX-aligned AI factory validation workflow, integrating digital twin simulation, thermal analysis, and full-load burn-in testing within the same manufacturing facility.Pegatron's L11 thermal lab combines Ansys Fluent CFD simulation, NVIDIA Omniverse digital twins, liquid cooling analysis, and power modeling to optimize AI factory infrastructure before deployment, while the L12 burn-in room validates every system at 100% TDP against DSX digital twin predictions prior to shipment.Using the NVIDIA AI Factory Digital Twin Pipeline Samples, Pegatron converts engineering data into SimReady OpenUSD assets for NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint environments, enabling customers to validate cooling, power, and rack-scale AI deployments before installation.Pegatron also highlighted PEGAVERSE, its AI-native manufacturing intelligence platform that combines simulation, factory telemetry, and AI-driven operational analysis to continuously optimize AI factory performance and efficiency.Experience the Future of AI Infrastructure at COMPUTEX 2026Pegatron invites customers, partners, and media representatives to explore its AI infrastructure and DSX-integrated digital twin ecosystem at COMPUTEX 2026.Date: June 2–5, 2026,Location: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1, 4F,Booth: L0104.