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newsProject DIGITS: NVIDIA and Arm Empower AI Developers with Personal Supercomputing Power

AI assistants, AI models, Algorithms, Americas, Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Europe, Industrial, Startups, Supercomputer

January 7, 2025

Sheryl Rivera

AI applications, AI computing, AI Models, AI performance, AI research, AI supercomputer, AI workflows, AI workloads, ARM, Arm compute platform, Arm Cortex-X, Blackwell GPU, CES 2025, Cortex-A, data center, developer tools, edge computing, FP4 precision, generative AI, GPU, Grace Blackwell Superchip, Grace CPU, Linux-based system, machine learning, memory optimization, NVIDIA, NVIDIA Grace Hopper, NVIDIA NGC, open-source Linux platform, power consumption, Project DIGITS, scalable platform, software innovation

CAMBRIDGE — Arm is proud to be a key partner in the launch of NVIDIA Project DIGITS, a cutting-edge personal AI supercomputer that brings high-performance AI computing to developers’ desks. By combining the power of Arm-based CPU cores with NVIDIA’s leading AI technology, Project DIGITS is set to revolutionize AI development, providing a scalable, secure,…
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newsNVIDIA Expands AI Training with Two New Professional Certifications for Infrastructure and Operations Practitioners

AI models, Americas, Artificial Intelligence, Data centers, Education, Generative AI, Industrial, LLMs (Large Language Models)

December 4, 2024

Sheryl Rivera

accelerated computing, AI careers, AI certifications, AI data center technologies, AI infrastructure, AI Infrastructure certification, AI Operations certification, AI software, AI Summit, AI workloads, AI-based solutions, BCM, BlueField DPUs, compute platforms, deep learning, DevOps, Docker, DPU, DPU services, generative AI, Generative AI LLMs, Generative AI Multimodal, GPU, hardware validation, Kubernetes, MIG, MLOps, networking, NGC containers, NVIDIA, NVIDIA AI Enterprise, NVIDIA BlueField, NVIDIA NGC, NVIDIA-Certified Associate, NVIDIA-Certified Professional, professional certification, Saleh Hassan, Slurm, storage solutions, system optimization, Two Six Technologies, Washington D.C., workforce capabilities

SANTA CLARA — As the world of generative AI continues to evolve, the demand for skilled professionals who can effectively manage the infrastructure required to develop and deploy AI solutions has never been higher. To address these growing needs, NVIDIA has introduced two new certifications designed for professionals working with AI infrastructure and operations. These new…
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newsIntel Report Highlights AI-Powered PCs’ Potential to Alleviate Time Spent on Digital Tasks

AI assistants, AI models, Americas, Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Industrial, LLMs (Large Language Models), Machine learning, Management

November 22, 2024

Oleg Lazarov

AI adoption, AI applications, AI capabilities, AI features, AI PCs, AI processing, AI revolution, AI technology, AI tools, AI workloads, AI-assisted living, AI-driven technology, AI-powered PCs, AI-powered tools, artificial intelligence, Client AI, consumer education, cybersecurity, digital chores, digital tasks, file search, file search optimization, France, Germany, Intel, Intel Core, Intel Core Ultra 200V series, Intel Labs, Intel processors, language translation, local data, performance, personal computing, personalization, productivity, productivity gains, real-time language translation, Robert Hallock, survey, Technical Marketing, TOPS, U.K.

SANTA CLARA — A recent Intel-commissioned survey of 6,000 respondents across Germany, the U.K., and France reveals that people are spending an alarming 15 hours each week on what the report dubs “digital chores,” including tasks like meeting transcriptions and drafting emails. However, AI-powered personal computers (PCs) could offer a solution to this challenge, potentially…
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newsIBM and AMD Collaborate to Enhance AI Performance with MI300X Accelerators on IBM Cloud

AI models, Americas, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud, Cybersecurity, Generative AI, Industrial, LLMs (Large Language Models)

November 18, 2024

Oleg Lazarov

192GB high-bandwidth memory, AI applications, AI Ecosystem, AI inferencing, AI infrastructure, AI Models, AI platform, AI workloads, AMD, AMD ROCm software, cloud computing, cloud security, cloud solutions, compliance, cost optimization, data platform, enterprise clients, flexibility, generative AI, GPU, high-performance computing, HPC, hybrid cloud, hybrid cloud environments, IBM, IBM Cloud, Instinct MI300X accelerators, InstructLab, large language models, MI300X integration, performance, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, scalability, security, watsonx AI

Armonk, NY — IBM and AMD have announced a strategic partnership to deliver AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators as a service on IBM Cloud, aimed at boosting performance for generative AI workloads and high-performance computing (HPC) applications. Expected to be available in the first half of 2025, this collaboration will enhance the scalability and efficiency of…
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newsNVIDIA Showcases Open-Source Contributions and Cloud-Native Innovations at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2024

AI models, Americas, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud, Industrial, LLMs (Large Language Models), Machine learning, Open Source LLMs

November 14, 2024

Sheryl Rivera

AI, AI Technologies, AI workloads, AI-driven solutions, AI-powered cloud-native applications, Argo, Chris Lamb, Cloud Native Computing Foundation, cloud service providers, cloud-native applications, cloud-native technologies, CNAO, CNCF, dynamic resource allocation, Envoy, GPU acceleration, hybrid infrastructure, KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, Kubeflow, Kubernetes, Kubernetes projects, KubeVirt, Linux Foundation, machine learning, Node Health Check, NVIDIA, NVIDIA GPU Operator, open source software, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, resource utilization, special interest groups, working groups

SANTA CLARA — At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2024, NVIDIA engineers and experts showcased their significant contributions to open-source software, emphasizing the company’s commitment to advancing cloud-native technologies. Chris Lamb, NVIDIA’s vice president of computing software platforms, delivered a keynote address on the vital role open-source software plays for both developers and enterprises. In…
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newsNVIDIA Launches Enterprise Reference Architectures to Accelerate AI Data Center Deployment and Performance

AI assistants, Americas, Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Data centers, Industrial

October 29, 2024

Sheryl Rivera

accelerated infrastructure, AI data centers, AI deployment, AI Ethernet, AI infrastructure, AI workloads, BlueField-3 DPUs, CPUs, data center deployment, Dell Technologies, Enterprise RAs, Enterprise Reference Architectures, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, high-performance data centers, Lenovo, manageability, NVIDIA, NVIDIA AI Enterprise, NVIDIA Base Command Manager Essentials, NVIDIA GPUs, NVIDIA NeMo™, NVIDIA Spectrum-X, performance, scalability, scalable data centers, secure data centers, security, Supermicro

SANTA CLARA — NVIDIA has introduced Enterprise Reference Architectures (Enterprise RAs), comprehensive blueprints designed to support enterprises in building high-performance, scalable, and secure data centers for modern AI workloads. These reference architectures aim to guide companies through the complexities of designing and deploying AI infrastructure by providing optimized recommendations for hardware, networking, and software. NVIDIA’s…
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newsxAI and NVIDIA Set New Supercomputing Milestone with Colossus, the World’s Largest AI Training System

Americas, Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Industrial, LLMs (Large Language Models), Supercomputer

October 28, 2024

Sheryl Rivera

adaptive routing, AI, AI fabric visibility, AI factories, AI factory, AI workloads, BlueField-3 SuperNICs, chatbots, Colossus, congestion control, data throughput, Direct Data Placement technology, Elon Musk, enterprise environments, Ethernet networking, Gilad Shainer, Grok, Hopper GPUs, hyperscale, InfiniBand, large language models, latency, Memphis, multi-tenant, multi-tenant generative AI clouds, network, NVIDIA, packet loss, performance, performance isolation, Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA), senior vice president, Spectrum SN5600, Spectrum-4, Spectrum-X, supercomputer, Tennessee, training system, X Premium subscribers, XAI, xAI team

SANTA CLARA — NVIDIA has unveiled that xAI’s Colossus supercomputer cluster, which boasts an impressive 100,000 NVIDIA Hopper GPUs in Memphis, Tennessee, has reached an extraordinary level of scale by leveraging the NVIDIA Spectrum-X™ Ethernet networking platform. Designed to deliver optimal performance to multi-tenant, hyperscale AI facilities, Spectrum-X’s Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) network ensures…
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newsFoundry Launches Cloud Platform to Revolutionize AI Compute Accessibility and Elasticity

Americas, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Cloud, Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), Machine learning

August 14, 2024

Oleg Lazarov

abstraction layers, advanced GPU technology, AI cloud solutions, AI compute, AI compute solutions, AI developers, AI infrastructure, AI practitioners, AI researchers, AI workloads, automated failover systems, batch processing, cloud computing, cloud elasticity, cloud innovation, cost-effective scalability, deploying models, dynamic workloads, elastic compute, elastic resources, elastic scalability, fine-tuning models, Foundry, Foundry Cloud Platform, Foundry rollout, GPU compute, GPU failures, hardware failures, hyperparameter optimization, Kubernetes clusters, live inference, machine learning, modern AI workflows, persistent storage, preemptible compute instances, preemptible spot instances, procurement processes, state-of-the-art infrastructure, training models

PALO ALTO — Foundry has introduced the Foundry Cloud Platform, aiming to redefine how AI practitioners access and manage compute resources. This innovative platform offers state-of-the-art GPU compute with unmatched flexibility and reliability, enabling AI developers to train, fine-tune, and deploy models without the long procurement processes or rigid contracts that currently dominate the landscape.…
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newsNVIDIA Unveils Next-Generation Networking Platforms to Drive AI Infrastructure Forward

Algorithms, Americas, Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Big Data, Cloud, Generative AI, Industrial, Quantum Computing

March 19, 2024

Sheryl Rivera

AI workloads, AI-dedicated infrastructure, BlueField-3 SuperNIC, Collective Communications Library (NCCL), ConnectX-8 SuperNIC, CoreWeave, Dell Technologies, Gilad Shainer, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, infrastructure vendors, Lenovo, Microsoft Azure, networking performance, networking switches, Nidhi Chappell, NVIDIA, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Quantum Q3400 switch, Quantum-X800 InfiniBand, software acceleration, Spectrum SN5600 switch, Spectrum-X800 Ethernet

SANTA CLARA — NVIDIA has introduced the Quantum-X800 InfiniBand and Spectrum-X800 Ethernet, setting a new benchmark for networking performance tailored to the demands of AI-dedicated infrastructure. Announced at the prestigious GTC event, these cutting-edge platforms represent a significant leap forward in computing capabilities, underlining NVIDIA’s commitment to empowering the evolution of AI-driven technologies. The Quantum-X800…
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newsNVIDIA and HP Unveil Breakthrough Integration to Accelerate Data Science and Generative AI

Americas, Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Industrial

March 8, 2024

Oleg Lazarov

AI workloads, AI workstations, CUDA-X data processing libraries, data processing, Data Science, Enrique Lores, generative AI, GPU acceleration, GPU compute, HP AI workstation solutions, HP Inc., HP Z8 Fury, Jensen Huang, NVIDIA, pandas software, RAPIDS cuDF

SANTA CLARA — In a strategic collaboration poised to revolutionize data science workflows, NVIDIA and HP Inc. have announced the integration of NVIDIA CUDA-X™ data processing libraries with HP AI workstation solutions. This groundbreaking partnership aims to supercharge the data preparation and processing tasks critical to generative AI development, empowering millions of data scientists worldwide.…
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newsCisco and NVIDIA Forge Alliance to Streamline AI Infrastructure Solutions for Enterprises

AI assistants, Algorithms, Americas, Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities

February 7, 2024

Sheryl Rivera

AI adoption, AI infrastructure solutions, AI workloads, blade servers, Chuck Robbins, Cisco, Cisco Validated Designs, ClusterPower, data center, digital experience monitoring, enterprise solutions, Ethernet networking, GPU technology, hybrid IT environments, Jensen Huang, NVIDIA, NVIDIA AI Enterprise, Tensor Core GPUs, ThousandEyes, UCS rack, World Wide Technology (WWT)

SANTA CLARA — Cisco and NVIDIA have announced their joint endeavor to furnish AI infrastructure solutions tailored for modern data centers, aiming to simplify deployment and management for enterprises navigating the AI landscape. Chuck Robbins, Chair and CEO of Cisco, emphasized the significance of this partnership in adapting to the transformative power of AI, stating,…
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