AEWIN Unveils Flagship DC-MHS AI Servers Featuring Arivor's Advanced 2P DLC Solutions at OCP 2026

SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AEWIN Technologies of Qisda Group will showcase its latest modular systems based on the DC-MHS framework at OCP 2026, highlighting next-generation servers and two-phase direct liquid cooling (2P DLC) solutions for rack-scale architectures. Aligned with Qisda Group's strategic focus on AI Infrastructure, AEWIN leverages the Group's integrated expertise in computing, networking, storage, and thermal management to deliver flexible infrastructure optimized for energy efficiency, effectively empowering the evolving demands of AI factories.

AEWIN utilizes the cutting-edge AMD EPYC™ 9006 series Server CPUs to offer a comprehensive, high-performance server portfolio driven by superior computing power and PCIe Gen6 connectivity for the AI Era. As higher computing power leads to critical challenges of thermal management, AEWIN leverages the cutting-edge technology from its subsidiary to integrate its rack-scale 2P DLC solutions to handle high-density infrastructure exceeding 200kW per rack with reduced PUE and long-lifetime sustainability.

To achieve ultra-high compute density, BG18-A10710 integrates 2P DLC solutions to support 600W TDP CPU and two single-width 600W GPUs in 1U form factor while 2U AI server, BG28-A10710, delivers four dual-width FHFL PCIe 6.0 x16 slots to support 600W GPUs. As the latest addition to the portfolio, the flagship BG48-A20813 is a 4U AI server delivering up to eight dual-width FHFL GPUs custom-engineered to power complex Agentic AI and next-generation model training.

For data-intensive workloads, BS28-A10710 delivers 16x E3.S drive bays, while BX28-A10710 supports up to 12 U.2 NVMe SSDs or 24 SATA drives for various kinds of storage configurations supporting AI data pipelines and intelligent data management. With OCP DC-SCM2-based system management powered by the ASPEED AST2700 BMC and redundant 80 PLUS Titanium power supplies, these platforms provide a reliable foundation for AI inference, HPC, cloud-native, and neocloud deployments.

Through the modular DC-MHS-based architecture and rack-scale approach, AEWIN demonstrates its capability to build performant, scalable, and reliable servers for AI infrastructure. By uniting AEWIN's server expertise with Arivor's advanced 2P DLC technology and the broader Qisda Group technology ecosystem, the solution addresses the growing demand for AI compute density, high-speed connectivity, storage scalability, and thermal efficiency to help enterprises accelerate the deployment of sustainable, high-performance AI infrastructure.

For more information, please visit www.aewin.com.

Visit AEWIN at OCP Global Summit 2026, October 12–15, at Booth #D9.

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AEWIN Unveils Flagship DC-MHS AI Servers Featuring Arivor's Advanced 2P DLC Solutions at OCP 2026

Eye-tracked 60GHz streaming over the first 2x2 MIMO wireless link on a VR headset; Pimax also debuts Ringless VR Controllers, the Spation mini-PC, and a new Stratosphere Blue brand identity

SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Pimax, a leading manufacturer of high-end PC virtual reality headsets, today unveiled Crystal Pro, a wireless PC VR headset built around a streaming technology it calls Native Foveated Streaming, at its "Frontier: Change To Stay The Same" launch event. Pimax also debuted Ringless VR Controllers, the Spation mini-PC, and a refreshed brand identity built around a new signature color, Stratosphere Blue.

Crystal Pro ships with built-in Wi-Fi streaming and a dedicated Wi-Fi 6E adapter. For the GPU's native image, Pimax offers an optional 60G AirLink kit, bundled or sold separately. Using eye-tracking, its 60GHz connection sends the GPU's native image directly to the panels in the user's focus area, without the encoding Wi-Fi streaming requires. The kit's two Room Antennas run in a 2x2 MIMO configuration — a first for VR headsets, Pimax says — for up to 6 Gbps combined throughput and under 2ms of added latency.

The headset pairs aspheric glass lenses with QLED panels at 2880 x 2880 pixels per eye, a 110-degree field of view, and refresh rates up to 120Hz. Tracking combines eye-tracking, SLAM 2.0 inside-out tracking, and a swappable faceplate for optional Lighthouse support or MR passthrough with LiDAR depth. No battery is built in; power comes from an included 16,000mAh external pack.

Ringless VR Controllers replace Pimax's earlier tracking ring with camera-based hand tracking plus infrared and motion-sensor tracking, under 15ms latency, and clip into a gamepad for Windows and Steam.

Spation is a mini-PC with desktop-class components in a chassis smaller than a typical tower, pairing an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU with an AMD RX 9070 XT or Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti GPU. It supports Windows and SteamOS, with a DIY configuration also available.

Crystal Pro is priced at $1,399, or $1,899 bundled with the AirLink kit; the kit alone is $599. Shipping dates, and pricing for Ringless VR Controllers and Spation, will follow. Customers can reserve one for $1 today at pimax.com.

Pimax is a virtual reality hardware company known for high-resolution, wide-field-of-view PC VR headsets, including the Crystal and Dream Air series. More at www.pimax.com.

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Pimax Unveils Crystal Pro with Native Foveated Streaming, Sending the GPU's Native Image Wirelessly to the Headset