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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Anton Shilov

Nvidia announces reference design for colossal gigawatt-scale Omniverse DSX data centers — single data center requires a nuclear reactor's worth of power generation

Nvidia.

Nvidia used to be a humble supplier of graphics processors, providing reference designs for its partners' graphics cards. As the company grew, it moved from data center-grade GPUs for AI and HPC to reference designs for servers, then to rack-scale solutions. At its GTC 2025 summit, the company announced Omniverse DSX Blueprint: a reference design for gigawatt-class AI data centers, or what Nvidia calls AI factories.

The Omniverse DSX is Nvidia's blueprint for gigawatt-scale data centers, purpose-built for training and running large AI models, which was designed and simulated using the company's Omniverse framework. The blueprint combines digital-twin simulation in Omniverse with real-world engineering data to create a unified environment where partners can plan, build, and optimize every aspect of an AI data center —from power and cooling systems to compute and networking layouts.

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