Silicon Diverse Clouds

The New Foundation for Modern, Scalable and Sustainable AI

Unlocking enterprise AI’s full potential through distributed inference. As AI accelerates, enterprises are leveraging silicon diversity – specialized chips for different workloads – to maximize performance and stay competitive.

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"By 2027, 40% of existing AI data centers will be operationally constrained by power availability, and by 2028 more than 25% of new servers will include dedicated workload accelerators to support GenAI workloads." – Gartner

The key to scalable and efficient AI

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Matching AI workloads with the right compute

  • AI success depends on precisely matching workloads with the most efficient compute resources, whether CPUs, GPUs, or specialized accelerators.

  • AI-first clouds provide the flexibility to seamlessly integrate emerging hardware, ensuring that enterprises stay ahead in a rapidly-evolving AI landscape.

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The shift from monolithic to composable architectures

  • Traditional, one-size-fits-all architectures can’t keep pace with AI’s growing complexity – specialized silicon delivers performance for workloads.

  • From GPUs to domain-specific accelerators, silicon diversity optimizes AI training and inference, enabling faster, more scalable AI applications.

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Avoiding overreliance and over-commitment in AI

  • Relying too heavily on traditional hyperscalers or proprietary GPUs can significantly drive up costs while restricting your ability to adapt and scale efficiently.

  • AI-first clouds allow you to choose the best infrastructure for your needs, offering cost control, scalability, and access to cutting-edge compute without lock-in.

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As AI accelerates, enterprises are leveraging silicon diversity – specialized chips for different workloads – to maximize performance and stay competitive.