Red Hat is expanding its NVIDIA collaboration with a big push around Red Hat Enterprise Linux for NVIDIA, aiming to give enterprises a day zero starting point for rack scale AI.
Palantir has introduced Chain Reaction, a platform designed to coordinate energy and compute infrastructure as AI power demands surge.
Google and NVIDIA are launching GeForce NOW Fast Pass for Chromebook users, offering ad-free cloud gaming and access to more than 2000 PC titles.
Anthropic expands its partnership with Microsoft and NVIDIA to scale Claude on Azure, boost enterprise access, and secure major investment.
Nitrux 5.0.0 trades KDE Plasma for Hyprland, improves speed and control, and positions itself as a serious Linux option for users ready to move on from Windows.
Rocky Linux from CIQ now includes the full NVIDIA AI stack, offering a faster path to GPU cluster deployment and raising new questions about vendor lock-in.
CrowdStrike, AWS, and NVIDIA are expanding their accelerator worldwide, betting that agentic AI will become the next big weapon in cloud defense.
AWS and OpenAI have signed a $38B partnership to power next-generation AI workloads, giving OpenAI massive compute access while recent AWS outages raise questions about reliability.
MSI’s new EdgeXpert AI supercomputer runs on NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell architecture and DGX OS, bringing data-center-class AI power to the desktop… but it looks a lot like NVIDIA’s own DGX Spark box with a new logo.
Acer’s Veriton GN100 AI mini workstation will arrive in December starting at $3,999, offering NVIDIA Grace Blackwell performance and local AI development in a compact design.
RealSense has spun out from Intel with $50 million and a major NVIDIA partnership to expand its AI-powered vision systems for humanoids and robots.
Schneider Electric and NVIDIA unveiled new AI data center reference designs to accelerate deployment of high-density GPU clusters with integrated power and cooling.