Chenbro Micom expands into Nvidia Vera Rubin rack-scale systems, 2026 revenue already tops full-year 2025
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Taiwanese server chassis maker Chenbro Micom is expanding its role in AI infrastructure, moving beyond traditional server enclosures into high-end AI servers and rack-level solutions. The company has secured involvement in multiple Nvidia Vera Rubin platform projects covering GPUs, CPUs, and storage, while custom ASIC programs for cloud service providers (CSPs) are gradually scaling up according to schedule.
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