HPE And NVIDIA Partner To Advance AI With Cutting-Edge Servers, Modular Data Centers, And Secure Cloud Solutions

HPE is introducing a comprehensive suite of advanced AI solutions designed to empower businesses and researchers with cutting-edge infrastructure, software, and services tailored for the next era of artificial intelligence. These offerings include HPE Private Cloud AI, a developer system, data fabric capabilities, and a range of high-performance servers powered by NVIDIA technology, such as the GB300 NVL72 and ProLiant Compute XD platforms, to support large-scale AI model training, fine-tuning, and inferencing.

The portfolio also features enhanced security with HPE iLO’s post-quantum cryptography and full lifecycle protection, alongside modular data centers optimized for AI and HPC workloads, supported by HPE’s liquid cooling expertise. These solutions aim to deliver unmatched performance, efficiency, and scalability, enabling organizations to accelerate innovation across industries while addressing the growing demands of complex AI applications.

HPE Private Cloud AI Solutions

HPE’s enterprise AI solutions are designed to meet the computational demands of modern artificial intelligence applications. The HPE ProLiant Compute XD series supports NVIDIA’s HGX B300 platform, enabling efficient processing of complex AI models. The DL384b Gen12 server also integrates the NVIDIA GB200 NVL4 Superchip, delivering high-performance capabilities for scientific computing and graph neural network training. The HPE ProLiant Compute DL380a Gen12 features the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition for visual computing and inferencing workloads, providing robust performance in a PCIe-based solution.

Security is a critical component of HPE’s AI infrastructure. The HPE iLO 7 management system incorporates post-quantum cryptography and meets FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certification standards, ensuring strong protection against cyber threats. HPE ProLiant Gen12 servers are built with comprehensive security measures, including hardware-based encryption and secure boot mechanisms, to safeguard data integrity throughout the system lifecycle. These features help organizations maintain compliance with regulatory standards while supporting high-performance AI applications.

HPE’s AI Mod POD represents a scalable and efficient approach to enterprise AI infrastructure. This modular data centre solution supports up to 1.5MW per module and is equipped with adaptive cascade cooling technology, combining air, hybrid, or complete liquid cooling methods to optimize thermal management. The design allows organizations to deploy and scale AI capabilities without over-provisioning resources, ensuring cost-effective energy utilization while minimizing environmental impact.

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HPE ProLiant Gen12 servers incorporate advanced security measures to protect enterprise AI workloads throughout their lifecycle. These systems utilize hardware-based encryption and secure boot mechanisms to ensure data integrity from system startup. The integration of HPE iLO 7 further enhances security by providing robust out-of-band management capabilities, including post-quantum cryptography and compliance with FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certification standards. This ensures strong protection against cyber threats while maintaining regulatory compliance for high-performance AI applications.

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