NVIDIA preps its DGX-Ready Data Center program for global expansion to Asia, Europe and South America
NVIDIA is extending its DGX-Ready Data Center program beyond the United States. The company plans to offer its AI infrastructure program to countries in Asia, Europe and South America.
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NVIDIA is extending its DGX-Ready Data Center program beyond the United States. The company plans to offer its AI infrastructure program to countries in Asia, Europe and South America.
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In order to allow enterprises to swiftly overcome the technical complexities of setting up dedicated AI infrastructure, NVIDIA is offering its DGX-1 and DGX-2 POD solutions. In a nutshell, the NVIDIA DGX POD reference architecture “provides a blueprint for large-scale development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) software.” It’s based on the NVIDIA DGX SaturnV AI supercomputer.
NVIDIA has partnered with various DGX VARs to offer turnkey solutions. The company also aims to offer program incentives like trials and leasing options in order to nudge enterprises onto the AI and HPC bandwagon.
Source: NVIDIA
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