US startup unveils AI supercomputer OMNIA the size of a carry-on

Californian startup ODINN has introduced OMNIA, an AI supercomputer the size of a carry-on suitcase, designed to deliver data center-level AI performance without the need for building large, on-site facilities. OMNIA targets sectors requiring data privacy and low latency—such as defense, government, finance, and healthcare—where sending sensitive data to cloud-based centers is not viable. The system integrates high-end CPUs, GPUs, memory, and storage into a compact, self-contained unit with a proprietary closed-loop cooling system, enabling quiet operation and rapid deployment in minutes within standard office or secure environments. To address scalability, ODINN developed the Infinity Cube, a modular cluster combining multiple OMNIA units within a single enclosure, allowing organizations to build customizable AI clusters without the complexity and time of traditional data center construction. Complementing the hardware, ODINN’s NeuroEdge software manages job scheduling and deployment, integrating with NVIDIA’s AI ecosystem to optimize performance and reduce operational overhead. At CES