Broadcom to Accelerate AI Innovation with NVIDIA

Broadcom Inc. announced that the company is bringing the latest NVIDIA AI technology to VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF)—enabling enterprises and cloud service providers to build, deploy, and scale next-generation AI models on cutting-edge AI servers within their modern private cloud environments, all while leveraging the trusted operational experience of VCF.

This expanded integration builds on the longstanding Broadcom and NVIDIA collaboration, adding support for NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs—including NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Server Edition GPUs—and NVIDIA networking.

"The emergence of generative AI is driving the need for a new level of accelerated computing infrastructure," said Justin Boitano, vice president of enterprise AI at NVIDIA. "With NVIDIA networking technology and Blackwell GPUs, enterprises can build and deploy powerful AI applications directly within their existing private cloud, using the full capabilities of the NVIDIA platform in combination with VMware Cloud Foundation.

These broad options for NVIDIA accelerated computing address the need for increased choice, flexibility, and operational efficiency for AI infrastructure, enabling VCF customers to harness the full potential of NVIDIA’s AI innovation, according to Broadcom.

These enhancements will expand the capabilities of the companies’ jointly developed VMware Private AI Foundation with NVIDIA.

"Our customers want the freedom to innovate with AI while continuing to rely on the enterprise platforms they trust," said Paul Turner, vice president of products, VMware Cloud Foundation Division, Broadcom. "Our partnership with NVIDIA delivers exactly that—enabling organizations to build, deploy, and scale AI workloads alongside their existing applications without compromising on performance, efficiency, availability, or operational simplicity. It's about blending cutting-edge AI innovation with the enterprise-grade reliability and manageability for which VCF is known."

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