A CLOSER LOOK / PHYSICAL ASSEMBLY
From the rack
to the chip.
Reveal what’s inside the machine. Then reconnect it to the larger system.
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Illustrative geometry · not to scale · not a manufacturer-specific design
THE ASSEMBLY GUIDE
The rack provides context.
A rack organizes servers and supporting equipment. Electrical supply and cooling enable the equipment to operate. Software is shown only as a conceptual relationship, not a physical server component.
Read the computing chapter →What the three views reveal
- Rack overview
- Servers sit within an enclosure, supported by power and cooling.
- Inside the server
- CPUs, GPU accelerators, memory, networking and power supplies work together.
- Inside the GPU
- An illustrative board, package substrate, processor die, memory and cooling assembly separate vertically.
TRACE DEPENDENCIES / A DIFFERENT QUESTION
What enables this hardware?
These connections lead outside the assembly. They describe supporting resources and activities, not removable parts.
Sources: DOE data center design guide · Google ML glossary · CSET supply-chain documentation