NVIDIA helps organizations unlock the power of artificial intelligence (AI) with solutions and a platform architected to deliver game-changing performance optimized for AI workloads.
Get to know NVIDIA DGX
NVIDIA DGX is the universal system for all AI workloads —from analytics to training to inference, offering unprecedented compute density, flexibility, and groundbreaking performance, in the first 5 petaFLOPS AI system. This whiteboard video presents the advantages of using NVIDIA DGX to address challenging workloads.
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The IBM and NVIDIA collaboration
IBM and NVIDIA are leaders in helping customers with AI, analytics and high-performance computing (HPC). The go-to-market relationship between IBM Storage and NVIDIA started developing in 2016 after NVIDIA launched DGX servers and solidified during the public release of joint reference architectures in 2019.
IBM Storage Scale with NVIDIA DGX
- IBM has worked with NVIDIA to create a solution for IBM Storage Scale for AI with NVIDIA DGX servers.
- This is a scalable, software-defined infrastructure powered by IBM Storage Scale and NVIDIA DGX systems for machine learning (ML)/deep learning (DL) workloads. The solution is certified with a reference architecture and benchmarks, plus many other seller and client assets.
- The IBM Storage Scale and NVIDIA DGX offerings is fulfilled by business partners who have the required NVIDIA and IBM Elastic Storage Server and IBM Storage Scale certifications.
Discover more at IBM Global Data Platform for AI and NVIDIA.
The NVIDIA DGX A100 is the world’s first 5 petaFLOPS AI system offering unprecedented compute density, performance and flexibility.
The latest iteration of NVIDIA DGX systems provides a highly systemized and scalable platform that solves the biggest challenges with AI.
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