FAQs

• What is an AI Supercomputer?

  An AI supercomputer is a high-performance computing system specifically engineered to train, fine-tune, and deploy advanced AI models at scale. Unlike traditional desktops or workstations, AI supercomputers integrate extreme compute density, GPU-accelerated performance, high-bandwidth memory, and ultra-fast interconnect technologies to handle massive datasets and complex AI workloads such as generative AI, large language models (LLMs), scientific simulations, and real-time analytics. The ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 represents the next generation of desktop AI supercomputing, powered by the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip. By combining CPU, GPU, memory, and ultra-fast interconnect into a unified architecture, ET900N G3 delivers breakthrough performance for enterprise-level AI workloads—including LLM training, simulation, and multi-modal AI development—within a deskside form factor. In short, an AI supercomputer delivers extreme AI performance once only found in data centers, and the ET900N G3 brings that capability directly to offices, labs, and research environments.

• What is the ASUS Carbon Data Management Platform?

  The ASUS Carbon Data Management Platform is a strategic solution designed to empower enterprises to navigate the complexities of carbon management. It systematically collects, calculates, analyzes, and reports greenhouse gas (carbon) emissions data with unparalleled efficiency and accuracy. From standardized calculations and AUP-approved engagements to AI-driven insights and personalized guidance, the ASUS Carbon Data Management Platform provides a comprehensive, intuitive, and reliable solution for achieving sustainability goals and driving long-term business value.

• How can I benefit from AI for my work?

  AI can boost your productivity and effectiveness, enhance creativity, and improve collaboration. For example, you can use the ASUS-exclusive MyExpert AI assistant to help you summarize, translate, and compare documents through Knowledge Hub. You can also ask questions and get answers instantly based on your documents. These functions save time, allowing you to focus on decision-making or brainstorming ideas. What’s more, on ASUS AI ExpertMeet, you can transcribe and summarize meeting audio files or turn on live caption while videoconferencing to improve communication and collaboration.

• What’s the difference between AI PCs and non-AI PCs for work?

  AI PCs have dedicated AI processors (Neural Processing Units, aka NPUs) that handle AI tasks locally on the device without the need for internet connectivity. AI PCs benefit from faster AI processing, lower latency, and are more secure because sensitive or confidential data remains on-device. For work, AI PCs offer enhanced features including live captions during meetings, AI-powered writing assistance, intelligent photo and video editing, or quick document analysis.

• What is Healthcare AI?

  Healthcare AI refers to the use of AI to enhance medical and healthcare services. ASUS Healthcare drives the digital transformation of Health 4.0 through a three-layer Smart Healthcare Cyber-Physical System (CPS). It includes a foundational layer of servers and cloud services, a middle layer with xHIS and HealthHub telehealth platforms, and a top layer featuring intelligent solutions like ultrasound devices, ASUS VivoWatch, EndoAim endoscopy solution, and clinical displays. Together, these layers form the ASUS group’s comprehensive healthcare ecosystem.

• What is the ASUS AI Factory, and how does it enable organizations to scale AI solutions?

  The ASUS AI Factory is built for token generation. It is a comprehensive, end-to-end platform that transforms raw data into actionable intelligence, enabling organizations to scale ideas into real-world AI solutions. By integrating advanced hardware, software, and services, ASUS delivers a holistic AI ecosystem—supporting both cloud-based and on-premises deployments—for a wide range of enterprise AI workloads.

• What is an AI server?

  An AI server is a computer system specifically designed to power AI; but unlike standard office servers, they're able to crunch through the incredibly complex calculations that fuel AI advancements.