INFINITIX AI-Stack Powers Changhua Christian Hospital's NVIDIA B200 Smart Healthcare Computing

Changhua Christian Hospital (CCH) has activated its NVIDIA B200 high-performance computing platform, expanding AI compute capacity to accelerate smart healthcare applications. Photo/Courtesy of INFINITIX

INFINITIX today announced that it has deployed its AI-Stack compute resource management platform on Changhua Christian Hospital’s (CCH) newly launched NVIDIA B200 high-performance computing platform. Powered by Software-Defined GPU technology, AI-Stack dynamically partitions and schedules NVIDIA HGX B200 GPU resources, enabling clinical departments and research teams to allocate computing capacity flexibly based on their needs.

Launched on September 14, CCH’s on-premises AI computing platform integrates Dell PowerEdge XE9780 servers, NVIDIA HGX B200 GPUs, and high-speed NVLink interconnect technology. It supports large language models (LLMs), multimodal AI development, and real-time clinical inference. AI-Stack centrally orchestrates GPU resources to support applications such as medical record summarization, nursing documentation, examination report processing, and fall-risk detection.

“Bringing AI into clinical practice requires more than high-performance hardware—it also requires a management platform that can efficiently allocate computing resources across departments and projects,” said Jeff Lee, Chief Technology Officer of INFINITIX. “By combining on-premises deployment with AI-Stack’s dynamic GPU scheduling, CCH can balance computing efficiency, data governance, and clinical application requirements.”

Lee added that AI-Stack combines GPU partitioning and aggregation with its Core Type Aware Scheduler (CTAs) to improve GPU utilization. The platform also reduces AI development environment setup time to approximately one minute, minimizing resource idle time and shortening project delays.

Mu-Kuan Chen, President of Changhua Christian Hospital, emphasized that AI is intended to assist—not replace—healthcare professionals, with final diagnoses and clinical decisions remaining the responsibility of qualified medical personnel. The platform is designed to reduce repetitive frontline tasks, allowing medical teams to dedicate more time to patient care.

INFINITIX will continue collaborating with hospitals and research institutions to build efficient, governable, and scalable AI infrastructure while safeguarding data privacy and information security.