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NVIDIA Omniverse and AVEVA to Livestream Session on Modeling AI Factories With Power Constraints

November 2, 2026 at 19:58 EST

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NVIDIA Omniverse has announced a livestream on Wednesday, November 4, at 11 a.m. PT, with industrial software company AVEVA, focused on how operators can get more compute out of the power they have available for AI factories.

Wed, Nov 4 · 11 a.m. PT · NVIDIA Omniverse with AVEVA

More AI compute from the same power budget

A livestream shows data center planners how to build editable digital models of AI factories and test rack configurations before construction, with power as the fixed limit.

Nov 4

Livestream date, Wednesday

11 a.m. PT

Scheduled start time

Fixed

Power budget is the constraint being planned around

THE WORKFLOW SHOWN IN THE STREAM

From digital model to planning decision

STEP 1

Build an editable OpenUSD model of the AI factory

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STEP 2

Use frontier AI agents with the NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint

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STEP 3

Compare rack configurations within the power limit

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GOAL

More compute per megawatt, tested before build-out

WHAT THE ANNOUNCEMENT LEAVES OPEN

No results are published yet

• No performance figures disclosed

• No customer results or pricing shared

• No independent evaluation included

• Gains depend on the stream's examples and real-world adoption

WHY PLANNERS CARE

Power availability has become one of the main limits on AI data center deployment. Simulating power, cooling and rack layouts before construction is increasingly relevant to operators fitting more accelerated computing into existing grid connections and facility footprints.

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