VMware’s vSphere Gets Direct Access to Nvidia’s AI Frameworks and GPUs
Direct access to GPU giant Nvidia’s AI Enterprise suite will allow VMware vSphere customers to benefit from a number of Nvidia frameworks and its GPU hardware to scale AI applications and their development across multicloud virtual infrastructures.
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