MiTAC Unveils C2611Z6 OCP Server and G4520G6 GPU Config at OCP Summit 2026

MiTAC Computing Technology Corporation unveiled new AI infrastructure products at its D22 booth during OCP Global Summit 2026, the company announced. The lineup includes the C2611Z6, a liquid-cooled multi-node server for OCP ORv3 racks, and a new G4520G6E3BC-N configuration of its 4U2S GPU server.

The C2611Z6 is built on AMD EPYC 9006 series server processors and packs four compute nodes into a 2OU form factor. The G4520G6E3BC-N configuration targets enterprise AI inference with Intel Xeon 6 processors and supports up to eight NVIDIA GPUs, including the RTX PRO 4500, 6000 Blackwell Server Edition, or H200.

MiTAC is also demonstrating a proof of concept that integrates ZutaCore HyperCool Waterless Two-Phase Liquid Cooling into the MiTAC G4826Z5. The company said the system has the potential to handle over 4000W per chip and average heat flux above 250W/cm2.

The G4826Z5 server runs Canonical-certified Ubuntu 26.04 and integrates Kubernetes, the DDN Data Intelligence Platform, and the AMD ROCm open software stack. MiTAC developed its own MiOPF firmware and MiOBMC for hardware monitoring, alongside its MiCoreView infrastructure management software.

MiTAC said it is collaborating with Rafay on GPU cluster management for on-demand GPUaaS resource pools. The company also said it would present at an Expo Hall Session on October 14 about high-density AI systems and advanced liquid cooling, and hold an Executive Session on open infrastructure management using Open Platform Firmware, OpenBMC, and Redfish.

MiTAC Computing Technology is a subsidiary of MiTAC Holdings Corporation (TWSE: 3706) and has provided server solutions since the 1990s. The TonoForge Modular Data Center was co-developed with Tonomia and incorporates the G4826Z5 water-cooled AI server, with a validated 12-week deployment case.