Nov. 14, 2023 — DarkByte will host its AI cloud powered by renewable energy using sources including solar, batteries, hydro, and nanotech – helping to define new industry standards in environmental sustainability, incorporating security that meets the standards prescribed by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) for its vendors, and scalable AI solutions.
DarkByte will leverage HPE Cray XD supercomputers, featuring NVIDIA H100 GPUs, to provide the scale and performance required to support compute-intensive workloads such as AI, machine learning, and modeling and simulation workloads. In addition, the service will include HPE’s AI/ML software to support training needs with HPE Machine Learning Development Environment to rapidly train large-scale models, and HPE Machine Learning Data Management Software to integrate, track, and audit data with reproducible AI capabilities to generate trustworthy and accurate models.
DarkByte’s AI cloud service will target government agencies and organizations responsible for driving mission-critical initiatives such as energy, healthcare, manufacturing, and financial services.
“We are delighted to collaborate with HPE to elevate this AI Cloud Service offering, further capitalizing on the growth of AI applications and building our next-generation digital infrastructure,” says Akbar Shamji, CEO of DarkByte “We are proud to deliver energy efficiency to the data center industry alongside advanced heat capture solutions to drive industrial scale agriculture, anchored in enhanced community development.
“This strategic alliance represents a significant industry milestone uniting leading strategies in renewable energy development with the pioneering force in supercomputer technology. HPE’s renowned reputation and expertise in running AI at-scale bolsters our customer’s trust in this service. The relationship comes at a pivotal time for our company as we continue to expand capacity for HPC data centers with physical and network security capabilities that align to the standards the DOD sets for its vendors, rapid advancement towards zero carbon displacement energy supply, and deep community engagement and job creation through driving heat capture into labor-intensive industrial greenhouses.”
“DarkByte shares our vision in making powerful AI accessible to more organizations while minimizing environmental impact,” said Justin Hotard, executive vice president and general manager, HPC, AI & Labs, at HPE. “We look forward to working together to make our industry-leading supercomputing and machine learning software, purpose-built to support AI training at-scale, available to customers as a cloud service.”
