Nvidia-Focused AI Factory Solutions Unveiled at OCP Global Summit 2026

What Compal is bringing to San Jose

The summit runs October 12–15, 2026, at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center. Compal will be set up at Booth #E65. Its showcase covers four connected areas: power delivery, cooling, high-density compute and rack-scale engineering. Rather than selling a single box, Compal is presenting these as integrated systems that work together.

A crowded summit with one dominant topic

Compal will not be lonely in San Jose. The summit sold out, drawing approximately 15,000 attendees, with many more turned away at the door. The agenda leaves little doubt about what is driving that demand. AI appeared prominently in over ninety percent of the event’s press releases this year. Nvidia is also playing a direct role at the event. The chipmaker contributed open designs for its Vera Rubin rack-scale architecture. That contribution helps explain why hardware partners like Compal are tailoring their offerings so closely to Nvidia platforms. When the dominant chip supplier publishes open rack-scale designs, the companies building power, cooling and compute systems have a clearer blueprint to work from.

Why power and cooling are the new bottleneck

Compal’s framing reflects a shift toward rising power density, meaning more energy concentrated into each rack as AI systems scale up. By bundling power delivery, cooling, compute and rack-scale engineering into integrated systems, Compal is positioning these as co-designed solutions optimized for Nvidia platforms.