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Abu Dhabi, UAE – October 7, 2026 – GIGABYTE Technology is showcasing a broad portfolio of artificial intelligence computing solutions powered by NVIDIA technologies during its participation in Ai Everything Abu Dhabi 2026, taking place in Abu Dhabi on October 6 and 7.

The company is presenting its solutions at Hall 3, Booth H3-04, covering AI development requirements that range from local computing environments to advanced workloads requiring enterprise-level performance.

AI TOP ATOM Brings AI Computing Into a Compact System

One of GIGABYTE’s key products at the event is the GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM, a compact personal AI supercomputer built around the NVIDIA DGX Spark platform.

The system delivers up to 1 PFLOPS of FP4 performance and features a plug-and-play design with storage configurations ranging from 1TB to 4TB.

Up to four AI TOP ATOM units can also be connected into a four-node cluster through a high-speed QSFP switch, with each node supporting connectivity of up to 200GbE.

The configuration uses NVIDIA ConnectX-7 networking technology to provide high-bandwidth communication between the four nodes, while offering up to 512GB of combined unified system memory.

Local AI Development With Greater Data Control

The AI TOP ATOM allows developers and small and medium-sized businesses to build, test and fine-tune AI models locally.

By keeping these workloads on local systems, organizations can maintain greater control over sensitive data before moving their workloads to enterprise data centers or cloud environments when additional scalability is required.

W775-V10 Delivers Up to 20 PFLOPS

GIGABYTE is also presenting the W775-V10, a high-performance workstation powered by the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip.

The workstation delivers up to 20 PFLOPS of FP4 performance and comes with 748GB of coherent memory.

It can support up to 400 concurrent requests, providing a powerful platform for developing and running AI applications locally.

The workstation is aimed at organizations handling regulated or sensitive data as well as proprietary models that require stronger privacy and greater control over their information.

Addressing the Challenges of AI Development

Jay Lee, General Manager for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa at Giga Computing, said AI development has traditionally relied on significant investments in cloud services or shared computing resources.

According to Lee, this model can create additional challenges for smaller companies. He noted that the new solutions enable businesses to develop and test their applications locally before moving to data centers or cloud environments as they become ready to scale.

Connecting Desktop AI With Enterprise Applications

Through its participation in Ai Everything Abu Dhabi 2026, GIGABYTE is demonstrating an AI development path that starts with local desktop computing and extends to scalable enterprise-level applications.

The company is inviting visitors to explore its NVIDIA-powered AI solutions at Hall 3, Booth H3-04, and learn how its systems can support different AI workloads across development, testing and deployment environments.