Kao Data Becomes NVIDIA DGX-Ready, Establishing the UK Innovation Corridor s Home for HPC and AI
- Provides a dedicated technical environment for start-ups, scale-ups and world-leading organisations utilising GPU-accelerated computing on an industrial-scale
- Architectural requirements of its
OCP-Ready facility provides seamless integration with NVIDIA DGX systems, and establishes a home for HPC and AI within the UK Innovation Corridor
LONDON, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Kao Data, the specialist developer and operator of advanced, carrier neutral data centres for high performance colocation, has today announced it has become NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center certified. This step further reinforces its capabilities as a world-class data centre operator and highlights its expertise in delivering customised architectures for high-performance computing (HPC), AI and supercomputing environments.
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Fujitsu Australia joins NVIDIA in its DGX-Ready Data Centre Program to help customers solve bigger, more complex data science problems faster with artificial intelligence (AI).
The NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Centre program is built on NVIDIA DGX™ systems and delivered by approved partners.
AI places massive demands on compute, storage, networking, and facilities, requiring a data centre provider that can accelerate AI.
The newly enhanced program connects customers with the best partner for their needs.
Fujitsu Australia was chosen for its data centre credentials, experience, and security capabilities.
Sydney, April 13, 2021 - Fujitsu Australia joins an elite panel of data centres authorised to deploy NVIDIA’s DGX AI compute infrastructure. This new technology aims to help customers leverage the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to solve complex data science problems faster, via the world’s most advanced accelerator.
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CEO Dominic Ward and CTO Tate Cantrell to provide insights on AI-ready and sustainable data center design and operations Verne Global, provider of sustainable data center solutions for high performance computing (HPC), today announced that CEO Dominic Ward and CTO Tate Cantrell are speaking at NVIDIA s GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2021. Ward and Cantrell are among a select group of experts from leading companies around the world sharing insights and innovations at GTC, the largest and foremost conference for AI innovators, technologists, and creatives.
In his session titled,
Evolution of the AI Data Center: Beyond the Box, Ward will be discussing why it is vital to match the calibre of advanced supercomputing platforms, like NVIDIA
According to
TechCentral, the Nigerian data centre will form “(ADC)’ West African hub” and join its network of facilities across East and Southern Africa.
ADC CEO, Stephane Duproz says that the Lagos build will help spur the Nigerian economy.
“The stimulus effect to the economy of digitisation is well documented and Nigeria is ready for this technology boon. Furthermore, our construction policy is to uplift the community as far as possible, employing local contractors and creating work opportunities within the communities we enter – so the job creation opportunities are realised at both grass-roots and hi-tech levels.”
ADC announced it has joined the NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Centre program, allowing organisations across the African continent to connect with AI-ready facilities for seamless, rapid and cost-effective AI deployments.