INDUSTRY ANALYSIS

AI Servers analysis

Explore companies, technologies and supply chains. English translations are published in batches, with the original sources and dates preserved.

English edition 2026-10-29 · Updated 2026-10-29

NVIDIA Vera Rubin’s “Cable-Free” Design: Three Interconnect Layers and a Changing Supply Chain

Claims that “Vera Rubin computers do not use optical cables” conflate cable-free modular compute trays with the rack’s NVLink 6 copper backplane.

Active optical cables (AOC)Copper-Clad LaminateCo-Packaged OpticsGPUs and AI AcceleratorsPassive fiber cables and patch cordsPrinted Circuit BoardsAI Servers

English edition 2026-10-17 · Updated 2026-10-17

CoreWeave’s Stock and Bond Rout: Why Investors Are on Edge

As AI infrastructure moves from buying chips and signing long-term contracts to scrutiny of cash flow and debt-service capacity, capital markets are changing how they value the sector.

AI Data CentersAI ServersCoreWeaveNVIDIA

English edition 2026-10-17 · Updated 2026-10-17

Vera Rubin Supply Chain Update After OCP 2026

Vera Rubin is driving demand for high-voltage DC power distribution, liquid cooling, and advanced passive components, but specification upgrades, supplier qualification, and revenue growth follow different timelines.

Cooling supply chain800 V DC power distributionPower-supply and power-electronics chainPSU capacitorsAI ServersServer PSU modulesDelta Electronics (2308)LITEON (2301)Asia Vital Components (3017)Auras Technology (3324)Jentech Precision Industrial (3653)YAGEO (2327)Walsin Technology (2492)NVIDIA

English edition 2026-10-06 · Updated 2026-10-06

Why M9/M10 and CPO Are Advancing Together: Material Demand in Next-Generation AI Servers

CPO shortens high-speed electrical connections between switch ASICs and optical engines, but that does not mean AI servers can dispense with low-loss PCBs.

Copper-Clad LaminateCo-Packaged OpticsPrinted Circuit BoardsAI ServersSilicon Photonics