By Vertiv has launched the AI Hub to bridge the knowledge gap for data centers navigating AI infrastructure deployment. This hub offers access to expert information, reference designs, and resources, including white papers, industry research, and scalable infrastructure designs supporting up to 140kW per rack. It will be frequently updated with new content and includes an AI Infrastructure certification program for partners. Vertiv’s initiative, supported by its partnerships with leading chipmakers and data center operators, aims to facilitate the deployment of energy-efficient AI power and cooling infrastructure. This development underscores the growing need for comprehensive, accessible information in the rapidly evolving AI infrastructure market.
Nvidia is acquiring Israeli AI infrastructure firm Run, which specializes in optimizing GPU compute resources for AI and deep learning workloads. This acquisition, following talks since March, will enable Nvidia to offer enhanced GPU utilization, improved management, and greater flexibility for AI infrastructure. Run’s solutions, integrated with Nvidia’s DGX systems and other software, will now also be extended to DGX Cloud. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, though it is speculated to be worth up to $1 billion. Run’s existing business model and product roadmap will continue under Nvidia’s ownership.
