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The agreement enables the channel community to cross-sell, amongst others, virtual GPUs with other infrastructure solutions. It equips them well for addressing the end-customer’s need for future use cases such as artificial intelligence, IoT and blockchain and other technologies that are driven by extensive data volumes and require high-speed computing.
NVIDIA vGPU provides users with scalable, cost-effective performance in virtual and cloud environments, while the NVIDIA Tesla platform is designed for the most demanding high-performance computing and hyperscale workloads in the data centre. NVIDIA DGX is the world’s first portfolio of purpose-built deep-learning systems, designed for AI and analytics.
“Through our new strategic agreement with NVIDIA, our channel customers will have the opportunity to generate new business in the next-generation data centre to address computing, hyperscale and consumer internet application areas and cloud computing in nearly every industry,” says Alexis Brabant, vice president of sales for Arrow’s enterprise computing solutions business. “NVIDIA is perfectly positioned and growing strongly in the data centre market, and together Arrow and NVIDIA enable the channel to get ready in particular for the tremendously fast-growing business based on artificial intelligence training and artificial intelligence inference.”
“As artificial intelligence increasingly requires parallel access to huge data volumes, the demand for high-performance computing and virtual graphic processing in the data centre is growing at significant scale,” says Richard Jackson, head of EMEA Partner Organisation, NVIDIA. “Cloud computing has transformed information technology, and the time has now come for the channel to enter the accelerated computing environment to help their customers achieving strategic advantages based on NVIDIA’s innovations and Arrow’s unique ecosystem and value-added services.”
