Building a data center digital twin in the NVIDIA Omniverse isn’t just something for video games, as it can help engineers create highly efficient facilities that accurately represent all components of an AI supercomputing facility. In the Omniverse, data center operators can aggregate real-time data inputs from their core third-party computer-aided design, simulation and monitoring applications to see as well as work with their complete datasets in real-time.
This demo also showcases NVIDIA Air, a data center simulation platform designed to work together with Omniverse to simulate the network, or the central nervous system of the data center. Using this platform, teams are able to model the ful network stack, enabling them to automate as well as validate network hardware and software prior to going live.
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To predict airflow and heat transfers, engineers used Cadence 6SigmaDCX, a software for computational fluid dynamics. Engineers can also use AI surrogates trained with NVIDIA Modulus for “what-if” analysis in near-real time. This lets teams simulate changes in complex thermals and cooling, and they can see the results instantly,: said NVIDIA.
