Edge server validated as ‘NVIDIA GPU Cloud-Ready’
Configured with two NVIDIA Tesla V100 Tensor Core GPUs, the MECS-7210 edge server was tested for the functionality and performance of easy to deploy AI frameworks hat are intended for for machine learning and deep learning applications.
“NCG-Ready validation of the MECS-7210 helps our customers across industries accelerate their AI-enabled application deployments at the edge,” says Julian Ye, ADLINK’s director of networking and communications. “In the case of telecom for instance, customers can bring AI to advance an array of applications – from 5G Open RAN to edge datacenters, private networks, and MEC – they will benefit from continuously refined AI frameworks from NVIDIA to address new opportunities and challenges with optimal performance, maximum system utility and a great ROI.”
The NGC-Ready validation process included extensive testing performed on the MECS-7210 for a wide range of applications. ADLINK’s validated MECS-7210 is able to help developers take advantage of the extensive range of GPU-accelerated software that is at hand for real-time intelligent decision making. Users can simply migrate workflow compute environments that include both hybrid and multi-cloud implementations, run software on bare metal servers or on virtualized environments, and maximize utilization of GPUs and portability. The validation also allows users to have direct access to enterprise-grade support from NVIDIA that includes continuously optimized frameworks with the latest features.
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