NO1ennn (@N01ennn) “THE FIRST SERVER RUNNING NVIDIA'S VERA CPU JUST GOT CRACKED OPEN, AND THE CPU IS” — TopicDigg

THE FIRST SERVER RUNNING NVIDIA'S VERA CPU JUST GOT CRACKED OPEN, AND THE CPU IS NOT THERE TO COMPUTE. IT IS THERE TO RUN THE AGENTS 00:04 StorageReview caught the HPE ProLiant DL394 Gen12 with the lid off at HPE Discover. 2U, MGX form factor, air-cooled, fan bank in the middle pulling front to back the design choice that matters: Vera is monolithic, not chiplet, so it dodges the NUMA latency that eats into every high-core multi-socket server. 1.2 TB/s aggregate LPDDR5X, up to 14 GB/s per core everything else in the box is the muscle. ConnectX-8 NICs, BlueField DPUs, E1.S SSDs up front, RTX Pro GPU support on the way. Vera sits above all of it as the orchestrator for agentic AI the article covers the desktop tier of local AI up to the DGX Spark. this is what the datacenter looks like when the whole box is designed around running agents instead of training them. ships fall 2026 save this before the agent-orchestration server becomes its own hardware category ↓