Showcases AI factory design and simulation using NVIDIA DSX at NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026
BERLIN, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- ASUS today announced that the all-new ASUS systems built on NVIDIA HGX Rubin NVL8 are ready to launch in Q4 2026, with both partial-rack and full-rack configurations available. The portfolio includes the 3U hybrid-cooled XR R1I12B-M1BHFS and 2U 100% liquid-cooled XR R1I12B-M1BLFS, delivering flexible, high-performance platforms built for massive AI reasoning and workloads. At NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026, ASUS (Booth #3039) is showcasing these systems alongside a comprehensive portfolio of NVIDIA Grace Blackwell-powered solutions — from the ASUS Ascent GX10 for AI model fine-tuning, prototyping, and inference, to the ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 for demanding AI development and large-scale model training. Extending AI beyond the data center, ASUS also presents the ProArt GR1X Mini PC and ProArt P16, bringing powerful AI capabilities to developers and creators.
Together, these solutions span the full agentic AI journey — from advanced AI infrastructure and model development to edge and agent computing — underscoring the role of ASUS as a total solutions provider empowering enterprises, developers and creators to unlock the incredible possibilities of AI.
Flexible NVIDIA HGX Rubin platforms for diverse AI requirements
To meet the growing demand for high-performance AI infrastructure, ASUS showcases rigorously validated NVIDIA HGX Rubin server solutions designed to accelerate AI deployment.
Addressing the most rigorous demands of the modern data center, ASUS provides flexible HGX Rubin server options tailored to distinct customer requirements:
- XR R1I12B-M1BHFS: Featuring a 3U form factor, it combines D2C liquid cooling for the NVIDIA HGX Rubin 8-GPU baseboard with air cooling for dual Intel® Xeon® 6 processors. The air-cooled CPU sled reduces maintenance time by up to 50%, while flexible U.2/E1.S storage options support diverse deployment requirements.
- XR R1I12B-M1BLFS: Featuring a 2U, fully liquid-cooled architecture, it is designed for high thermal efficiency, improved PUE, and high computing density in demanding AI environments. Its NVIDIA-validated design and cable-less board-to-board architecture help simplify system integration and reduce deployment complexity.
Accelerating AI factory design and simulation with NVIDIA DSX Sim
Building an AI factory requires optimization across compute, power, cooling, and facility infrastructure. ASUS combines its system engineering expertise with NVIDIA DSX Sim Blueprint to help enterprises design, simulate, and validate AI factory infrastructure in a digital twin environment, while optimizing for large-scale token generation.
Working with ecosystem partners including Schneider Electric, AVEVA, and IBM, ASUS integrates compute, networking, storage, power, cooling, and facility infrastructure into a unified digital twin environment. This helps customers evaluate infrastructure configurations, identify constraints, and optimize system performance and efficiency before deployment.
Visit ASUS at GTC Berlin and the ASUS VIP Room
ASUS welcomes visitors to Booth #3039 at Station Berlin throughout GTC Berlin 2026, where attendees can explore the latest ASUS AI solutions spanning infrastructure, edge computing and professional applications.
For a deeper look at the ASUS edge-to-cloud AI portfolio, including edge AI systems and NVIDIA HGX based and NVIDIA RTX PRO powered enterprise infrastructure, visitors can also experience the ASUS VIP Room at the W3 Hub, open October 20-22. For more information, please click here.
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ASUS Ready to Ship NVIDIA HGX Rubin NVL8 Systems
"LIVE FROM YEONNAM : HYUKOH" Brings Together Artists, Grassroots Venues and Local Communities in Seoul
- Held on October 11 in Seoul's Yeonnam-dong neighborhood, featuring live performances, a block party and a music flea market
- Brought together grassroots music venues, artists and local creatives as part of Marshall's global KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE campaign
- Drew an estimated peak attendance of approximately 1,350 visitors, bringing Marshall's MADE OF LOUD brand philosophy to the local live music scene
SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Marshall successfully concluded "LIVE FROM YEONNAM : HYUKOH," held on October 11 at Channel 1969 and the nearby Dongjin Market parking area in Seoul's Yeonnam-dong neighborhood. The event featured live performances by HYUKOH and other artists, alongside a music flea market and block party, highlighting the local venues and communities that contribute to live music culture.
"LIVE FROM YEONNAM : HYUKOH" was held as part of Marshall's global KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE (KLMA) campaign. The initiative supports grassroots music venues and local music communities where emerging artists and new music cultures take shape, helping create an environment in which live music can continue to thrive. Through the event, Marshall brought together artists, venue operators, local creatives and audiences to share in the experience of live music.
Channel 1969, one of the event's main venues, is a grassroots live music venue that has worked with Marshall since the early stages of its local music initiatives in Korea. The venue hosted live performances by OYSTERS, SAILORHONEYMOON, Tiger Disco and HYUKOH. Meanwhile, the nearby Dongjin Market parking area hosted a music flea market and block party, with performances from Channel 1969 livestreamed to the outdoor space so visitors could enjoy the music both inside and outside the venue.
According to on-site attendance estimates, the event attracted up to approximately 1,350 visitors. Around 150 audience members attended the live performances at Channel 1969, while attendance at the Dongjin Market area increased after 6 p.m., reaching its highest level between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. The event demonstrated how live music experiences can extend beyond a single venue to engage a wider range of local spaces and communities.
The event also marked the first local activation in Korea to bring Marshall's MADE OF LOUD brand philosophy to life following its introduction earlier this year. MADE OF LOUD reflects Marshall's longstanding connection to live music, artists, venues and music communities. Through this platform, Marshall is reinforcing its commitment to music culture and the people behind it, extending its role beyond consumer audio products.
"Marshall has stood alongside artists, music venues and music lovers for more than 60 years," said Issei Iimura, Head of Marketing, Korea, at Marshall. "Guided by the philosophy of MADE OF LOUD, we will continue to spotlight and support the people and places where live music begins and grows."
Following the Yeonnam-dong event, Marshall plans to expand its LIVE FROM series to other locations, music genres and online and offline communities. The series will form part of Marshall's continued KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE activities, through which the brand aims to strengthen its collaboration with grassroots venues, artists and local music communities across Korea.
ABOUT MARSHALL GROUP
Marshall Group is the audio, tech and design powerhouse uniting musicians and music lovers through genre-breaking innovation. Marshall is uniquely positioned with over 60 years of rock 'n' roll attitude on stage, at home and on the go. Our iconic products are brought to life by a dedicated team of 800 passionate employees and sold in over 90 markets worldwide.
ABOUT MARSHALL AMPLIFY
Marshall Amplify is Marshall's initiative to support grassroots music. Through the initiative, Marshall commits an amount equal to 1% of member purchases on marshall.com, starting with grassroots music venues. Learn more at marshall.com/amplify.
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Marshall Celebrates Local Live Music Culture in Seoul Through KEEP LIVE MUSIC ALIVE Campaign
