Puget Systems Returns to Supercomputing 2026 to Debut Newest Liquid-Cooled GPU Server: Puget Server, Powered by Comino
Executives from Comino to Join Puget Systems Team in Booth #6104 to Showcase First High Performance Liquid-Cooled GPU Server Resulting from Newly Expanded Partnership
Auburn, WA (November 10, 2026) – Puget Systems today announced it is returning to Supercomputing 2026 next week at McCormick Place convention center in Chicago, IL. In its booth #6104, the team from Puget Systems will debut its newest liquid-cooled Puget Server, Powered by Comino, the first liquid-cooled GPU server developed as a result of the expanded partnership between Puget Systems and Comino.
Earlier this year, Puget Systems announced it had significantly deepened its partnership with EU-based Comino, the globally renowned liquid tech solution provider best known for their GRANDO liquid cooling platform. This newly expanded partnership laid the framework for Puget Systems to evolve its relationship with Comino from reselling Comino-built servers to performing final assembly of fully liquid-cooled systems at their headquarters in Auburn, WA. This new family of liquid-cooled systems, making its US debut at Supercomputing 2026, are being marketed and sold as “Puget Systems, Powered by Comino,” and includes full testing, validation, and support.
What Attendees Will See at Supercomputing 2026
Executives from Comino will also be joining Puget Systems in booth #6104 at Supercomputing 2026 to showcase the new 4U Powered by Comino Liquid-Cooled Server, featuring an AMD EPYC 9005 processor and eight liquid-cooled NVIDIA GPUs. Specifically, the configuration on display includes:
- AMD EPYC™ 9474F 3.6GHz 48 Core
- 8x NVIDIA RTX PRO™ 6000 Blackwell Server Edition
- 8x 64 GB DDR5-6400 RAM
- 4x 2000W Redundant PSUs
The server solution featured at the show leverages Comino’s engineering and expertise in liquid cooling solutions together with Puget Systems’ deep understanding of the Enterprise Infrastructure, AI Workloads, Engineering and Simulation industries.
For more information on Puget Systems, Powered by Comino workstations and servers, please visit here.
HPC Systems in the Spotlight at Supercomputing 26
Additionally, during Supercomputing 26, Puget Systems will be demonstrating a number of HPC (high-performance computing) systems in their booth, including:
- Dual AMD EPYC™ Workstation with RTX PRO™ 6000 Max-Q: Powered by dual AMD EPYC™ 9005 Series CPUs boasting as many as 192 cores per processor and 12-channel DDR5 memory support;
- 2U Intel® Xeon™ Server with 2x RTX PRO™ 6000 Blackwell Server Edition: Equipped with an Intel® Xeon® 6 CPU, this rackmount system accommodates a pair of data center GPUs along with eight U.2 NVMe storage drives within a compact 2U chassis;
- 4U NVIDIA MGX™ Server with 8x RTX PRO™ 6000 Blackwell Server Edition: Designed for maximum throughput, this NVIDIA MGX™ GPU system accommodates as many as eight NVIDIA H200 NVL accelerators alongside integrated ConnectX-8 400G networking to deliver exceptional performance for demanding AI model training and fine-tuning workloads;
- 4U Liquid-Cooled Server with 8x RTX PRO™ 6000 Blackwell: Engineered with specialized Comino GRANDO liquid-cooling technology, this high-density 4U system houses an AMD EPYC CPU and supports a maximum of eight GPUs.
For more information on Puget Systems’ presence at Supercomputing 26, please visit here.
The Puget Systems/Comino Partnership Benefits Multiple Markets
Puget Systems’ expanded partnership with Comino signals substantive benefits for multiple customer segments, including:
- HPC and Research: Localized assembly and support shorten procurement timelines and simplify service for demanding liquid-cooled deployments.
- AI/Machine Learning Teams: Access to high-density, liquid-cooled GPU configurations with US assembly, faster turnaround, and US-based support.
- Enterprise IT: A single accountable US partner for warranty and support, with reduced supply-chain and tariff risk.
- Creative and Visualization Studios: Purpose-built liquid-cooled GPU systems for heavy rendering and visualization, delivered and supported domestically.
Additional benefits of this partnership for customers include:
- Avoiding international shipping delays, ensuring faster delivery;
- Highest quality and performance from Comino’s proprietary integrated liquid cooling, combined with Puget Systems’ 25+ years of component qualification, testing, and support;
- Puget Systems technicians receive hands-on training from Comino engineers and are certified through the Comino Partner Certification program, the first of its kind in Comino’s history.
Each system completed through local integration undergoes the same automated stress testing as those at Comino headquarters, carrying a full, validated history identical to that of a factory-tested unit.
Configurations, Pricing, and Availability
For more information, pricing, and configurations for Puget Systems, Powered by Comino rackmount workstations and servers, please visit here.
About Comino
Comino is an international liquid tech solution provider with 15 years of experience that offers unique manufacturing technologies and expertise in liquid cooling to serve businesses and end consumers. Their passion and perfectionism backed up by breakthrough technology allow them to deliver server-grade products and solutions globally. Comino has cooled more than 20,000 GPUs, FPGAs, and ASICs for hundreds of customers worldwide using proprietary contact-cooling technology. For more information about Comino Systems, please visit here.
About Puget Systems
Puget Systems is based in the Seattle suburb of Auburn, WA, and specializes in high-performance, custom-built computers. We emphasize customization with a laser focus on understanding each customer’s specific workflow and offer personal consulting and support that we believe is becoming quite rare in the industry. Our goal is to provide each client with the best possible computer for their needs and budget. For more information or to see how Puget Systems can design a system specifically tailored to the work that you do, please visit www.pugetsystems.com.