NVIDIA's DSX AI Factory Platform enables European companies to create AI data centers that drastically reduce water consumption for cooling by up to 100% using closed-loop liquid cooling and dry coolers. The platform also helps reduce power usage by up to 30% for the same AI output through dynamic power management software. This innovation supports Europe's AI infrastructure growth while promoting sustainability and grid reliability. Key partners like Google Cloud and CoreWeave are adopting the technology, with simulation and management tools accelerating deployment and operational efficiency.
NVIDIA shares are up 1.31% at USD 219.30 on Pluang as of Oct 21, 2026 16:51 WIB, reflecting strong investor interest in its AI innovations like the DSX AI Factory Platform. Google, a key partner in this ecosystem, trades nearly flat at USD 336.50 with a 0.03% gain. Pluang users show a 71% buy activity for NVIDIA and 68% for Google, indicating confidence in these tech leaders amid advances in AI infrastructure.
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