Nvidia announces more certified AI server systems at Computex 2021
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Nvidia Corp. is expanding the number of Nvidia-certified systems available for enterprises that want to run artificial intelligence workloads at scale in their own data centers or Nvidia’s cloud.
The announcement was made at the virtual Computex 2021 event today, where the company also launched Nvidia Base Command Platform, a pricey new cloud-hosted development service that gives customers a way to tap into Nvidia’s supercomputer resources.
Nvidia launched its first batch of certified systems earlier this year, working alongside server hardware makers to ensure their offerings meet the company’s design best practices and deliver optimal performance for AI workloads. The systems combine central processing units with Nvidia’s graphics processing units and Mellanox network adapters, giving companies lots of different hardware options for running AI in their corporate data cent
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