NVIDIA DGX AI Supercomputing Gets Boost With Equinix's New Fully Managed Service

Equinix, Inc. EQIX, a data center operator, announced a fully managed private cloud service that enables enterprises to easily acquire and manage their own NVIDIA DGX AI supercomputing infrastructure for building and running custom generative AI models.

Available immediately, the service includes NVIDIA DGX systems, NVIDIA networking and the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform. 

In another development, Allxon inked a pact with NVIDIA Corporation NVDA to help manage fleets of NVIDIA Jetson Orin-powered industrial edge solutions that combine its fleet management platform with NVIDIA Metropolis Microservices for Jetson.

Nvidia Jetson is a series of embedded computing boards from NVIDIA. Allxon’s In-Band and Out-Of-Band remote device management services save NVIDIA Jetson significant development time and cut costs.

Allxon, recognized as one of the preferred third-party fleet management partners for NVIDIA, has initiated the integration of the NVIDIA Video Storage Toolkit into its Allxon Plugin Station.

By integrating Allxon’s remote edge management with Metropolis Microservices for Jetson, developers can now expedite the market launch of truly enterprise-class, cloud-native solutions for the first time.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was recently in the headlines for his China visit, where he swapped his signature leather jacket for a traditional Chinese vest, according to state media reports.

Huang, the co-founder and CEO of Nvidia, is known for his biker-style attire. However, during his recent visit to China, he was seen wearing a vest made of traditional floral print fabric, as reported by Business Insider. This marked his first trip to China in four years.

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Price Action: NVDA shares are trading higher by 0.44% to $601.14 on the last check Wednesday.

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