Nvidia introduced Omniverse DSX during its GTC event, outlining a new digital twin technology for creating and operating large-scale AI datacenters. The company also plans to establish an AI Factory Research Center in Virginia, leveraging its Omniverse platform with open-source OpenUSD. CEO Jensen Huang highlighted that the aim is to design holistic AI factories, capable of virtual management for optimal performance and sustainability. Schneider Electric is collaborating with Nvidia, integrating its Omniverse-based twin platform. These AI-centric facilities are distinct from traditional datacenters, optimized for AI processing akin to a production factory, focused on generating smart, valuable tokens at high efficiency. Nvidia’s future plans include the release of BlueField-4 DPU, tasked with enhancing infrastructure operations and complementing AI storage platforms, expected to debut with the upcoming Vera Rubin platform in 2026.