NVIDIA's DSX platform is being used by companies worldwide to address power bottlenecks, involving over $300 billion in equipment backlogs and 200 gigawatts of projects awaiting.
NVIDIA's DSX AI Factory platform is being used by companies worldwide to plan, simulate, and operate power grids and AI factories, addressing the growing power bottlenecks in infrastructure. Currently, there is over $300 billion in equipment backlog globally, and more than 200 gigawatts of projects are awaiting interconnection in the United States. Energy giants such as GE Vernova, Hitachi Energy, Schneider Electric, and Siemens Energy are collaborating with NVIDIA to deploy or integrate DSX-related technologies to optimize power distribution, enhance computational efficiency, and improve grid reliability.
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