GMI Cloud Becomes NVIDIA Reference Platform Cloud Partner

May 29, 2025
GMI Cloud has been named a Reference Platform NVIDIA Cloud Partner, highlighting its technical excellence and infrastructure capabilities, as announced in a press release.

GMI Cloud has been named a Reference Platform NVIDIA Cloud Partner, announced in a press release. This designation underscores GMI Cloud's technical excellence and infrastructure capabilities, supporting AI teams from prototype to production.

The Reference Platform NCP specialization recognizes cloud providers that meet NVIDIA's high standards for performance and security, facilitating enterprise-scale AI deployments. Through this partnership, GMI Cloud will collaborate with Nvidia to accelerate the adoption of generative AI, large language models, and real-time machine learning applications globally.

GMI Cloud's infrastructure, built entirely in the U.S., supports the latest GPUs, including NVIDIA Hopper and Blackwell, ensuring enterprise-grade reliability and developer usability. This announcement marks a significant milestone in GMI Cloud's growth, serving AI startups, research teams, and global enterprises across North America and Asia.

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