MSI to Unveil Blackwell-Powered MS-C931 Desktop AI Supercomputer at Computex 2025
MSI has confirmed that it will be at the show Computex 2025 will feature a host of new products, including a desktop supercomputer with artificial intelligence — MS-C931, built on the Nvidia DGX Spark platform. This is one of the first solutions of this class, designed for compact desktop AI centers and equipped with the latest Superchip Nvidia GB10 Grace Blackwell.
The MS-C931 offers performance up to 1,000 AI TOPS FP4 and supports language models up to 405 billion parameters when using a pair of chips. The new product also received support for ConnectX 7, 128 GB of unified memory and an NVLink-C2C interface, which combines CPU Grace and GPU Blackwell in one address space. The development is focused on the tasks of generative AI, chatbots, machine learning and working with large LLM models.
MSI will also show new industrial motherboards, including the Intel-based MS-CF20 Arrow Lake-S (16th generation), MS-C926 - Ultra-thin Fanless Digital Signage Box PC and MS-927 - Compact Mini PC with Intel Core Ultra, designed for edge computing. The company intends to actively promote its developments in the areas of smart retail, digital management and remote monitoring.
All new products will use the software platform AI SmartLink and SysLink, which provides integration with AI solutions from Google, Meta, DeepSeek and others. MSI also announced the ability to use up to 4 TB of NVMe storage and run models with hundreds of billions of parameters directly on the desktop. This potentially makes the MS-C931 one of the most compact and powerful solutions in the AI development segment.
All devices are expected to be demonstrated in action, including solutions for autonomous vending, displays, edge device management and real-time data processing. MSI is actively promoting its strategy of moving to AI-accelerated edge computing.
