TD SYNNEX Expands AI Infrastructure Portfolio With NVIDIA HGX B300 Clusters on Nebius Cloud

Apr 17, 2026
TD SYNNEX has expanded its AI Infrastructure-as-a-Service portfolio with dedicated NVIDIA HGX B300 clusters on Nebius AI Cloud, offering partners reserved GPU capacity to support enterprise-scale AI workloads.

TD SYNNEX has expanded its AI Infrastructure-as-a-Service portfolio with dedicated NVIDIA HGX B300 clusters deployed on the Nebius Group AI Cloud, announced in a press release. The collaboration provides partners with reserved access to high-performance GPU infrastructure designed for enterprise-scale AI development and deployment.

The new TD SYNNEX x Nebius AI Cloud offering marks the first time a global IT distributor has reserved a dedicated NVIDIA AI factory-grade cluster from an AI-native cloud provider. This setup allows TD SYNNEX partners to secure predictable compute resources for AI workloads, eliminating issues with inconsistent GPU availability.

The infrastructure aligns with the NVIDIA Enterprise Reference Architecture and supports both training and inference workloads. It can be paired with NVIDIA AI Enterprise software, including NIM microservices and AI Blueprints, as well as independent software vendor tools to create production-ready AI solutions.

Through this partnership, Nebius operates the underlying infrastructure while TD SYNNEX manages commercialization and go-to-market execution, enabling partners to focus on solution development. Early adopters such as Aible are using the platform to scale enterprise AI agent workflows more efficiently.

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