GMI Cloud Joins NVIDIA DGX Cloud Lepton for AI Development
GMI Cloud has announced its participation in the newly launched NVIDIA DGX Cloud Lepton, a platform designed to connect developers with global compute capacity, announced in a press release. As an NVIDIA Cloud Partner, GMI Cloud will provide high-performance GPU infrastructure, including NVIDIA Blackwell and other leading architectures, to the platform.
This integration allows developers to access GMI Cloud's globally distributed infrastructure, which supports a range of AI workloads from low-latency real-time inference to long-term, sovereign AI projects. The DGX Cloud Lepton platform aims to simplify the development, training, and deployment of AI by integrating with NVIDIA's software stack, including NVIDIA NIM microservices, NVIDIA NeMo, and NVIDIA Cloud Functions.
GMI Cloud's contribution includes direct access to NVIDIA GPU clusters optimized for cost, scale, and performance, along with strategic regional availability to meet compliance and latency needs. This partnership is set to enhance the capabilities of AI builders and developers by providing a robust toolchain and fast deployment pipelines.
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