IONOS uses NVIDIA DGX H200 in European data centers

IONOS uses the latest supercomputer technology for advanced AI and data applications in a GDPR-compliant manner.

IONOS have been pioneers in the European cloud landscape by deploying NVIDIA DGX H200system in its ISO-certified data centers. This integration, made possible by Cronon , marks a groundbreaking step for enterprises, research institutions, and governments looking to leverage advanced AI capabilities. NVIDIA DGX supercomputers offer robust resources for developing multimodal AI Applications, Large Language Models (LLM) and data-intensive simulations with scalability and energy efficiency.

With the implementation of NVIDIA DGX H200 IONOS seamlessly integrates the entire AI customer journey. From the AI Model Hub to dedicated GPU servers, companies can now train and deploy AI initiatives in strict compliance with European laws and regulations.

The DGX H200 goes beyond a single server component. It is a robust system with eight NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs with 1128 GB HBM3e memory, designed for high-volume workloads. The GPUs are strategically connected via NVIDIA NVLink, offering a high-speed direct connection of 900 GB/s, complemented by NVIDIA NVSwitches delivering 7.2 TB/s of bandwidth.

NVIDIA ConnectX-7 NICs deliver an impressive 400GB/s of network bandwidth. This powerful setup is complemented by dual Intel Xeon Platinum 8480C processors with a total of 112 cores, 2TB of system memory, and a 30TB NVMe SSD. Such specifications address the AI community's need for powerful yet cost-effective training and inference solutions.

IONOS operates Nvidia DGX H200 systems in its European data centers, ensuring compliance with strict German and European data protection laws, making the platform exceptionally suitable for industries such as healthcare, finance, and public administration.

The impact of the IONOS implementation is tangible. European AI company Noxtua uses DGX H200 to improve legal AI for lawyers. The system is essential for training a language model which meets data protection requirements and positions itself as one of the first sovereign legal AIs in Europe.