WEKA and Nebius Partner for High-Performance AI Cloud Solution

Jun 10, 2025
WEKA and Nebius have announced a partnership to deliver a GPU-as-a-Service solution, integrating WEKA's data storage software with Nebius' AI cloud platform, as stated in a press release.

WEKA and Nebius have announced a partnership to deliver a powerful GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) solution, integrating WEKA's advanced data storage software with Nebius' full-stack AI cloud platform, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to enable customers to scale compute and storage resources on demand with ultra-high performance and microsecond latency, optimizing AI model training and precision AI inference.

The integration of WEKA's high-performance storage software with Nebius' AI Cloud platform is designed to accelerate AI workloads for organizations requiring exceptional performance at scale. This solution addresses common challenges related to compute, memory, storage, and data management that can impede AI innovation.

A leading research institution has already selected Nebius' AI infrastructure, reserving a multi-thousand-GPU cluster and integrating WEKA's data platform to support large-scale experimentation and model development. With 2PB of WEKA storage deployed alongside Nebius' compute infrastructure, the institution benefits from a high-performance, scalable, and fully managed platform tailored to the rigorous demands of cutting-edge AI research.

WEKA and Nebius are redefining AI infrastructure by providing a unified solution that maximizes AI innovation while minimizing infrastructure complexity. This partnership exemplifies the potential of combining high-performance storage with AI-first infrastructure to support enterprise AI and agentic AI innovation.

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