Dell Technologies Inc.’s recent certification of its PowerScale portfolio for Nvidia’s DGX SuperPOD highlights key advancements in AI infrastructure that are transforming the way organizations deploy enterprise AI.
Dell’s PowerScale drives AI workloads by enhanced its architecture to handle concurrent AI workloads and facilitating connectivity of NFS protocol transfers over RDMA to Nvidia’s DGX platforms.
Ethernet AI architecture for networking fabric forms the basis of high-performance connectivity between Dell’s PowerScale storage and Nvidia’s DGX SuperPODs.
PowerEdge/SuperPOD certification of PowerScale drives a range of prospective use cases such as real-time analytics and insights for produce growers and helped manufacturers scale-out network attached storage for high-performance computing.
The combined PowerScale/SuperPOD functionality could be especially helpful in the healthcare industry, particularly those that involve fine-tuning and training large language models (LLMs), vision models and healthcare-related AI workloads.
The high-performance and secure multi-tenancy features make this integration particularly attractive for service providers offering GPU-as-a-service, where the flexibility to handle diverse AI workloads is paramount.
Dell could be positioning itself to help enterprise IT shops seeking to run high performance computing on-premises with Project Lightning.
Hybrid AI could accelerate the shift to run high performance computing on-premises.
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