Cisco believes you shouldn’t have to create hardware silos to meet the needs of an application and provide your users the best experience. Now with Cisco UCS X-Fabric Technology and GPU announcements, we are expanding the portfolio to address a much
We describe X-Series as having the density and efficiency of blade servers with the expandability of rack servers. First, we increased the amount of storage – going from two drives on a B-Series to six drives on a X-Series. Now we are adding GPUs to
Cisco is now providing NVIDIA-Certified servers that are compatible with NVIDIA AI Enterprise, a complete software suite for developing and deploying AI workloads.
Cisco, Cloudera, and NVIDIA have partnered to deliver an on-premises big data solution that integrates Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) with NVIDIA GPUs running on the Cisco Data Intelligence Platform (CDIP).
Work/life balance has changed for many workers and their families, as have their workspace habits and preferences. IT organizations and workers have grown accustomed to being productive under mostly remote work circumstances. As companies begin their
The pandemic forced businesses to become more agile and adaptive, as they sought new ways to securely enable employees to work remotely, while also striving to improve productivity. In support of this customer need, Cisco and NVIDIA have continued our
Increase performance of graphic intensive workloads on Solidworks with Cisco Virtual Workstations powered by NVIDIA.
When faced with unprecedented disruption to their business during the global pandemic, architectural firm HKS turned to Cisco and NVIDIA to not only empower their newly remote workforce, but to achieve new levels of performance when handling their
The new NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPU, the first elastic, multi-instance GPU that unifies data analytics, deep learning and training, inference and HPC, will support Cisco customers seeking performance and scalability with AI workloads.
