WhiteFiber Deploys DriveNets AI Fabric in New GPUaaS Data Center

May 21, 2025
WhiteFiber has implemented DriveNets' Network Cloud-AI in its new GPUaaS data center, enhancing AI infrastructure with high-performance Ethernet connectivity.
WhiteFiber Deploys DriveNets AI Fabric in New GPUaaS Data Center

WhiteFiber has deployed DriveNets Ltd.'s Network Cloud-AI as the backbone of its new GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) data center, announced in a press release. This deployment aims to provide high-performance AI infrastructure with superior GPU utilization and cost efficiency.

Located in Iceland, WhiteFiber's data center leverages DriveNets' Ethernet-based AI fabric to connect GPUs and storage, ensuring low latency and flexible scaling. The solution is designed to meet the demands of enterprise and hyperscaler environments, offering fast deployment and minimal fine-tuning.

DriveNets' Network Cloud-AI infrastructure has demonstrated improved collective communications performance, enhancing job completion times for WhiteFiber's customers. The deployment also supports multi-tenancy and multi-site cluster connectivity, addressing the needs of NeoCloud providers with lossless connectivity across multiple data center sites.

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