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NVIDIA and Run:ai Streamlines AI Application Deployment Across Multi-Cloud Environments

NVIDIA to empower organizations to harness the full potential of AI without the burden of extensive code modifications

NVIDIA and Run:ai Streamlines AI Application Deployment Across Multi-Cloud Environments

Key takeaways

  • Leverage NVIDIA and Run:ai for seamless AI deployment across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
  • Develop AI applications once and deploy them without extensive code changes on any GPU-powered platform.
  • Utilize Run:ai's Atlas platform for efficient GPU orchestration and resource management.
  • Install Run:ai on any Kubernetes cluster to enhance AI infrastructure scheduling and monitoring.
  • Access NVIDIA AI Enterprise through partners for comprehensive support and cloud-native AI solutions.

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Once an AI application is developed and validated on a GPU-powered NVIDIA platform, it can be deployed on any other GPU-powered platform without requiring extensive code changes. This flexibility enables organizations to deploy AI applications seamlessly across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, saving time and effort while maintaining consistent performance.

NVIDIA recognizes that MLOps teams and developers face the complexity of adapting AI applications to run seamlessly across various target platforms due to changing technology stacks. NVIDIA empowers organizations to harness the full potential of AI without the burden of extensive code modifications. 

Run:ai, an industry leader in compute orchestration for AI workloads, has certified NVIDIA AI Enterprise, an end-to-end, secure, cloud-native suite of AI software, on its Atlas platform.

Run:ai Atlas includes GPU Orchestration capabilities to help researchers consume GPUs more efficiently. They do this by automating the orchestration of AI workloads and the management and virtualization of hardware resources across teams and clusters.

Run:ai can be installed on any Kubernetes cluster, to provide efficient scheduling and monitoring capabilities to your AI infrastructure. With the NVIDIA Cloud Native Stack VMI, you can add cloud instances to a Kubernetes cluster so that they become GPU-powered worker nodes of the cluster.

Customers can purchase NVIDIA AI Enterprise through an NVIDIA Partner to obtain enterprise support for NVIDIA VMI and GPU Operator. 

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