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io.net Joins Dell Technologies Partner Program: Details
In a significant move, io.net has joined the Dell Technologies Partner Program, further solidifying its commitment to democratizing access to decentralized computing for organizations worldwide. The strategic partnership enables clients to seamlessly integrate io.net’s on-demand GPU clusters with Dell’s advanced hardware, ensuring reliable and high-performance workloads.
By integrating their solutions, the partnership aims to address the growing demand for scalable and affordable computing infrastructure. Traditional cloud providers often struggle to meet the needs of AI and ML applications, burdened by limited scalability, high costs, and resource bottlenecks.
The io.net decentralized GPU network tackles these challenges by sourcing computational power from a global network of distributed GPUs, clustering them into a unified infrastructure capable of scaling to enterprise requirements. The solution enables organizations to bypass traditional cloud limitations, resulting in significant cost savings compared to centralized providers.
As part of the partnership, io.net will be able to offer its clients on-demand GPU clusters that can seamlessly integrate with Dell’s advanced hardware ecosystem. This integration ensures reliable and high-performance workloads, addressing a key pain point for many AI and ML applications.
io.net’s Blockchain Analyst & Writer Vladislav Sopov highlights the significance of this partnership:
“Representing a step forward in democratizing access to decentralized computing, particularly for organizations tackling AI training, inference, and high-performance computing use cases, io.net’s on-demand GPU clusters now available for industrial usage will significantly impact industries such as financial services, healthcare, and government agencies. Our mission is to empower innovators with secure and scalable infrastructure.”
The partnership demonstrates a commitment to innovation, collaboration, and addressing the needs of modern enterprises.
Source: u.today
