Kasm Technologies Launches NVIDIA AI Workspaces on Oracle Cloud
Kasm Technologies has announced the launch of NVIDIA-powered AI Workspaces on Oracle Cloud Marketplace, as stated in a press release. These workspaces are deployable on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) through Kasm Workspaces for Oracle, utilizing OCI Compute instances accelerated by NVIDIA A10 Tensor Core GPUs.
The new AI Suite offers pre-built environments with popular frameworks and tools optimized for NVIDIA GPUs, providing scalable, GPU-accelerated computing for AI development. It can be deployed within a customer's OCI tenancy or as a fully managed service, streamlining setup and accelerating machine learning and AI initiatives.
Key features include enhanced data access capabilities, flexible deployment options, and simplified configuration for teams of 1-250 users. The AI Suite supports various use cases such as Agentic AI Development, Machine Learning Operations, and Secure AI Testing, addressing common challenges in AI development workflows.
Kasm Technologies emphasizes the importance of secure, powerful environments for AI development, enabling teams to focus on innovation rather than infrastructure management.
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