Nvidia and HPE have announced a partnership at HPE’s Discover event in Las Vegas to co-develop AI solutions and integrations to accelerate generative AI adoption for enterprises. The collaboration aims to offer HPE Private Cloud AI, combining Nvidia software and computing technologies with HPE storage solutions for efficient and secure generative AI workloads. This partnership represents a significant deepening of the long-standing relationship between the two companies, as stated by HPE President and CEO Antonio Neri and Nvidia Founder and CEO Jensen Huang.
Neri emphasized the potential of generative AI in business transformation but highlighted the risks and barriers posed by fragmented AI technology, which can hinder enterprise adoption and jeopardize valuable data assets. The development of HPE Private Cloud AI aims to address these challenges and enable enterprises to focus on developing new AI use cases for increased productivity and revenue streams. The integrated solution offers support for various AI workloads, enterprise control for data privacy and security, cloud experience with ITOps and AIOps capabilities, and flexibility for future AI opportunities.
Huang expressed the significance of the deep integration of Nvidia and HPE technologies in providing advanced IT infrastructure and services to enterprise customers and AI professionals, aiming to expand the frontier of AI capabilities. The collaboration marks a milestone in the partnership between the two companies, paving the way for innovative AI solutions and services for enterprise customers.
In other news, Nokia and Google Cloud have expanded their partnership for telecom APIs, Microsoft announced a multi-billion dollar investment in Spanish data centers, and Vietnam faced submarine cable cuts affecting its telecommunications network. Stay informed with the latest international telecommunications news by subscribing to the Total Telecom Daily Bulletin.
Article Source
https://totaltele.com/nvidia-and-hpe-team-up-for-gen-ai-solution/