Nvidia, Equinix team up to offer AI supercomputers to businesses

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Nvidia, Equinix team up to offer AI supercomputers to businesses
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Data centre operator Equinix and Nvidia have partnered up to offer the chip firm's supercomputing systems to corporate clients. The service will make it easier for companies to own artificial intelligence computing systems and have better control over their data, instead of renting out Nvidia's ...

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