Nvidia reportedly backs away from its effort to make its own public cloud, team reorg eases friction with customers — chipmaker shifts unit’s focus to internal R&D

Nvidia has reorganized its cloud computing group, further scaling back its ambitions to operate a public cloud service that would directly compete with Amazon Web Services, according to reporting by The Information. The changes include folding the DGX Cloud business into Nvidia’s core engineering structure, under the leadership of SVP Dwight Diercks, who oversees software engineering.

The decision to scale back comes as Nvidia continues to post record revenue from data center GPUs, while facing growing pressure to balance internal platform ambitions against the interests of its largest customers. The restructuring comes after it was announced in September that Nvidia would stop trying to compete with AWS and Azure.