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Build the right AI factory for your needs: partner for success

SPONSORED FEATURE: HPE and NVIDIA help organizations apply accelerated computing, software, enterprise infrastructure, networking, control plane, and services to the workloads and business outcomes that matter most.

Build the right AI factory for your needs: partner for success

The HPE AI Factory with NVIDIA offers a range of solutions tailored to different AI ambitions and requirements. The company's portfolio includes the HPE Private Cloud AI, a turnkey on-premises AI platform designed for fine-tuning, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and inference workloads accommodating up to 256 GPUs. For those operating across numerous users, workloads, and GPU resources, the HPE AI Factory at-scale provides centralized control, operational visibility, and multi-tenancy over the entire AI lifecycle.

Lastly, the HPE Sovereign AI Factory is a sovereign solution that adds a deep level of operational control, data security, and residency, making it ideal for large enterprises and organizations handling sensitive information. Regardless of the chosen option, the HPE AI Factory model emphasizes defining workloads and desired outcomes, selecting the right technologies to support them, and identifying the resources needed to implement the infrastructure.

The true challenge lies in operating the AI environment as a cohesive system, where multiple teams with varying resource profiles, application stacks, service levels, and data boundaries collaborate within a single, integrated infrastructure. The HPE AI Factory with NVIDIA streamlines this process, enabling organizations to efficiently turn data into intelligence, ultimately driving business value and fostering innovation.

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