Vulture is launching a new AI solution based on NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin platform to make it easier for enterprises to develop and scale AI applications. The solution, developed in partnership with NVIDIA, combines cloud infrastructure with open source models. At the same time, complete NVIDIA AI inference solutions will be available through partners WWT and NetApp, with additional NVIDIA technology expected later in 2026.
Vultures new AI solution is based on, among other things, NVIDIA Dynamo for inference (trained AI working with company data) and NVIDIA Nemotron, which is developed to suit different industries. These platforms enable AI to run faster and more efficiently, lowering costs and making it easier for companies to use AI in practice.
– The emergence of agent-based AI requires powerful and reliable AI infrastructure and a production-ready complete solution that can facilitate innovation and development. Together with NVIDIA and our software partners, we deliver an integrated AI environment that enables enterprises to deploy next-generation AI models efficiently and at scale,” said JJ Kardwell, CEO of Vultr.
The solution can be used in both public and private clouds and is also suitable for companies with sensitive data. At the same time, Vultr's global infrastructure makes it possible to develop a solution and roll it out internationally.
Easier for companies to adopt AI
Vulture and NVIDIA are also collaborating on an open source solution that makes it easier and safer to operate AI assistants that work independently.
“Our collaboration with Vultr enables us to optimize our open source portfolio for AI workloads in enterprise environments, advancing the advancement of agent-based AI and changing the economics of inference,” said Dave Salvator, director of accelerated computing products at NVIDIA.
As part of the solution, Vultr is also collaborating with NetApp, which delivers technology for managing and storing large amounts of data – a prerequisite for effective use of AI.
“Our collaboration with Vultr allows us to help companies address data management challenges while advancing how to use AI,” says Syam Nair, chief product officer at NetApp.
Vulture Today, it has data centers in 33 regions across six continents, delivering cloud solutions to hundreds of thousands of businesses and developers worldwide. The company's infrastructure is designed to handle demanding tasks, including AI, with a focus on performance, security and flexibility, even in industries with high data management requirements.
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