Summary:
- HPE Services introduces digital avatar assistants using Nvidia NeMo frameworks for AI-based customer transactions.
- HPE unveils new hardware products including servers optimized for AI models and services.
- Flex collaborates with Nvidia to develop modular data center systems to meet the growing demand for AI infrastructure.
In a groundbreaking move, HPE Services has unveiled a cutting-edge offering that harnesses the power of Nvidia NeMo frameworks to create innovative "digital avatar assistants." These assistants are designed to revolutionize AI-based customer transactions across various industries such as smart cities, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, banking, finance, and education.
Moreover, HPE has introduced a range of new hardware products to cater to the evolving needs of the AI landscape. The HPE ProLiant Compute XD685 now supports eight Nvidia Blackwell Ultra GPUs in a direct-liquid cooled HGX chassis, ideal for AI service providers and enterprises requiring robust AI clusters. Additionally, the Nvidia GB300 NVL72 by HPE, optimized for AI models exceeding 1 trillion parameters, is set to be shipped in December 2025. Furthermore, the HPE ProLiant Compute DL380 Gen12 Server Premier Solution for Azure Local offers Azure and AI services on customers’ networks.
Looking towards the future, HPE is set to launch models supporting Nvidia ConnectX-9 SuperNIC and the Nvidia BlueField-4 DPU, aimed at addressing the fragmented AI goals and strategies prevalent in organizations. By collaborating with Nvidia, HPE is poised to provide a comprehensive suite of solutions for AI factories, catering to developers and AI cloud builders, enabling organizations to develop a cohesive AI infrastructure strategy.
On a parallel front, Flex has partnered with Nvidia to develop modular data center systems to meet the escalating demand for AI infrastructure in the United States. Leveraging Flex’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and global reach, the collaboration aims to deliver high-performance and energy-efficient AI factories at scale. Utilizing Nvidia’s cuOpt for capacity planning, route simulations, and process optimization, Flex is set to revolutionize the AI infrastructure landscape with cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions.
