Datacenter spotlight: What NVIDIA GTC 2026 really means for EOEMs

July 3, 2026

Mary Derrick

At GTC 2026, NVIDIA’s CEO offered a useful way to frame modern AI infrastructure: a “five-layer cake” that starts with energy, then moves through chips, platforms, models, and applications. The important signal wasn’t the stack itself; it was what sat at the bottom. As AI...

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Datacenter spotlight: What NVIDIA GTC 2026 really means for EOEMs

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