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NTT deploys Nvidia GPU test cluster at Munich 2 data center

NTT installs Blackwell test environment at German data centre facility

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··Germany
NTT deploys Nvidia GPU test cluster at Munich 2 data center

NTT has implemented an Nvidia GPU evaluation environment inside its Munich 2 data centre in Germany. The installation provides enterprise clients with infrastructure to benchmark artificial intelligence software on Nvidia's Blackwell architecture.

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