HPE, Nvidia Announce Joint Solutions To Accelerate Enterprise Adoption Of Gen AI
Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Nvidia have announced Nvidia AI Computing by HPE, a portfolio of co-developed artificial intelligence solutions for enterprises to accelerate the adoption of generative AI.
Among the offerings is HPE Private Cloud AI, which provides integration of Nvidia AI computing, networking and software with HPE's AI storage, compute and GreenLake cloud. The offering enables enterprises to gain an energy-efficient and flexible path for sustainably developing and deploying gen AI applications. It includes a self-service cloud experience with lifecycle management and supports various AI workloads and use cases.
The portfolio's offerings will be available through a joint strategy spanning sales teams and channel partners, training and a network of system integrators—including Deloitte, HCLTech, Infosys, TCS and Wipro, HPE said in a press release.
“Generative AI holds immense potential for enterprise transformation, but the complexities of fragmented AI technology contain too many risks and barriers that hamper large-scale enterprise adoption and can jeopardise a company's most valuable asset—its proprietary data,” said HPE President and Chief Executive Officer Antonio Neri. “HPE and Nvidia co-developed a turnkey private cloud for AI that will enable enterprises to focus their resources on developing new AI use cases.”
HPE Private Cloud AI delivers a cloud-based experience, offering support for inference, fine-tuning and RAG AI workloads that utilise proprietary data, along with ITOps and AIOps capabilities that aim to increase productivity. It also allows enterprise control for data privacy, security, transparency and governance requirements.
HPE Private Cloud AI is enabled by GreenLake cloud. Through a single, platform-based control plane, Greenlake cloud services provide manageability and observability to automate and manage endpoints, workloads and data across hybrid environments.
The AI and data software stack is supported by Nvidia AI Enterprise software platform, which includes Nvidia NIM inference microservices. Nvidia AI Enterprise helps accelerate data science pipelines and streamline development and deployment of production-grade copilots and other generative AI applications. Additionally, Nvidia NIM delivers microservices for AI model inferencing, supporting the transition from prototype to secure deployment of AI models.
“Never before have Nvidia and HPE integrated our technologies so deeply—combining the entire Nvidia AI computing stack along with HPE's private cloud technology—to equip enterprise clients and AI professionals with the most advanced computing infrastructure and services to expand the frontier of AI,” said Nvidia Founder and Chief Executive Jensen Huang.
Additionally, to advance the time to value for enterprises, Deloitte, HCLTech, Infosys, TCS and Wipro have announced their support of the Nvidia AI Computing by HPE portfolio and HPE Private Cloud AI as part of their strategic AI solutions and services, according to the press release.
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