ePlus Achieves NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD Partner Status
ePlus has achieved the status of NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD Specialization Partner, as announced in a press release. This recognition underscores ePlus' expertise in delivering comprehensive NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD services, which are essential for designing, deploying, and optimizing AI infrastructure for enterprise workloads.
As an Elite Partner in the NVIDIA Partner Network and a DGX-Ready Managed Service Partner, ePlus is equipped to provide a range of services. These include the design and architecture of NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD configurations, deployment and networking integration, AI software implementation, and advanced support services. The company aims to assist organizations in adopting scalable and high-performance AI infrastructure.
NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD is a scalable AI infrastructure platform designed to address enterprise AI and high-performance computing challenges. It integrates NVIDIA DGX systems, NVIDIA Quantum InfiniBand networking solutions, and AI software to enhance performance and simplify deployment. Through its AI Ignite Portfolio, ePlus offers a suite of AI-focused solutions, including workshops, assessments, and advanced services.
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