Oracle and Nvidia have extended their partnership to help speed customer adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) services. As part of the deal, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), which is Oracle's cloud service, will beef up the infrastructure with tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs, both the Ampere A100 currently on the market and the upcoming Hopper H100. Oracle will also add Nvidia's AI software stack that supports AI training and deep learning. This includes an upcoming release of Nvidia AI Enterprise software with access to Nvidia's AI development and deployment platform that provides processing engines for each step of the AI workflow, from data processing and AI model training to simulation and large-scale deployment. "Our expanded alliance will deliver the best of both companies' expertise to help customers across industries--from healthcare and manufacturing to telecommunications and financial services--overcome the multitude of challenges they face," said Safra Catz, CEO of Oracle, in a statement.

Nvidia and Oracle announced an expanded, multiyear partnership today at Oracle CloudWorld to help customers speed artificial intelligence (AI) adoption. It is yet another example of recent Big Tech moves to offer increasingly sophisticated AI and machine learning (ML)-powered cloud services. The collaboration will bring Nvidia's full accelerated computing stack -- from GPUs to systems to software -- to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). OCI will add tens of thousands more Nvidia GPUs, including the A100 and upcoming H100, to its capacity. Oracle says that, along with OCI's AI cloud infrastructure of bare metal, cluster networking, and storage, enterprises will get a broad, accessible portfolio of options for AI training and deep learning.

In another announcement from today's CloudWorld program, Oracle and NVIDIA have announced a multi-year expanded partnership that looks to help customers solve business challenges with accelerated computing and AI. The collaboration aims to bring the full NVIDIA accelerated computing stack, from GPUs to systems to software, to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). As part of the new development, OCI will add tens of thousands more NVIDIA GPUs, including the A100 and upcoming H100, to its capacity. Combined with OCIs AI cloud infrastructure of bare metal, cluster networking, and storage, this will provide enterprises with an extensive and accessible portfolio of options for AI training and deep learning inference at scale. Safra Catz, CEO, Oracle highlighted that the demand for fast insights and results is growing significantly as businesses expand.

Oracle and Nvidia announced Tuesday a new partnership that promises to drive accelerated computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI) functionality for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Oracle is bringing more Nvidia hardware to OCI and Nvidia's AI Enterprise platform will be available on OCI instances, the companies said, adding that the development is part of a new multi-year partnership signed between the two businesses. "Combined with OCI's AI cloud infrastructure of bare metal, cluster networking, and storage, this provides enterprises a broad, easily accessible portfolio of options for AI training and deep learning inference at scale," Oracle and Nvidia said. Oracle CEO Safra Catz said in a statement that the expanded alliance with Nvidia will help Oracle deliver new solutions in industries ranging from healthcare to manufacturing, telecommunications to financial services. Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO and founder, underscored his now-familiar mantra that AI and accelerated computing are the future of business.