Odine and Supermicro Partner to Build AI Infrastructure in Türkiye
Odine has entered a strategic partnership with Supermicro to advance AI infrastructure in Türkiye, announced in a press release. Under the agreement, Odine will serve as Supermicro’s local partner, supporting the deployment and operation of high-performance GPU infrastructure and cloud-based systems for AI factories.
Supermicro provides NVIDIA-validated GPU systems and AI factory solutions used in global industrial and national AI projects. Odine will contribute its expertise in system integration, multi-cloud management, and data center orchestration to enable scalable and efficient management of diverse computing environments.
The partnership focuses on enhancing the infrastructure layer required for AI model development and large-scale deployment. It aims to deliver solutions that address growing data volumes, low latency needs, and complex processing demands, while ensuring compliance with data sovereignty regulations.
Odine and Supermicro intend to support AI-driven applications across sectors including telecommunications, finance, retail, defense, and public services. The collaboration also targets emerging needs in 5G and edge computing as demand for real-time processing continues to increase.
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