NVIDIA announced DSX POD, a new modular AI factory design that could reduce deployment time from six months to as little as 14 days. The new system is built around $NVDA's Vera Rubin platform and allows complete AI factories to be assembled, integrated, and tested inside modular containers before being delivered to customers. Instead of building everything on-site, NVIDIA's partners can preinstall computing systems, networking, cabling, rack-level power, and liquid cooling at manufacturing facilities. Once delivered, the containers can connect to a prepared site's infrastructure, allowing companies to start running AI workloads and generating revenue much sooner. NVIDIA is working with 17 partners to bring DSX POD AI factories to market, including: • Dell Technologies • HPE • Lenovo • Schneider Electric • Vertiv • Anduril • Armada • Bull • Crusoe • DayOne • Delta • Eaton • Foxconn (Ingrasys) • GIGABYTE • Pegatron • Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT) • Wistron NVIDIA expects these modular AI factories to become available worldwide in early 2027.