April 2022 Summaries

Lambda Cloud Storage is now available in open beta, offering a high-speed filesystem for GPU instances. Persistent storage is free of charge and capped at 10TB per account during this extended open beta period. To create a persistent filesystem, users can log into their Lambda GPU Cloud dashboard and follow the provided steps to name and create the filesystem. The new filesystems can be attached to multiple instances simultaneously, allowing for flexible data management. Users must ensure that dependencies are reinstalled upon launching a new instance with the same filesystem, as they will not persist. This feature is available for all A6000 and V100 instances in the open beta period.

The Lambda Tensorbook is the world's most powerful laptop designed for deep learning, developed in collaboration with Razer. It offers a complete software environment from Lambda, including Ubuntu Linux and the Lambda Stack for training large workloads anytime, anywhere. The laptop features high-performance hardware from Razer, powered by NVIDIA RTX 3080, and comes pre-configured with PyTorch and TensorFlow for quick training and demoing of deep learning models. The Tensorbook is available for order today at $3,499 and provides a dedicated GPU laptop solution that solves the problem of shared resources on remote machines, allowing engineers to focus on achieving breakthroughs in AI/ML anytime, anywhere.

Lambda has been selected as an NVIDIA Partner Network Solutions Integration Partner of the Year for 2021, marking the second consecutive year it has received this award. As a leading deep learning infrastructure provider, Lambda uses NVIDIA technology to build GPU-accelerated hardware and software that enable organizations to accelerate their deep learning programs. The company's customers include top research labs and Fortune 500 enterprises around the globe, and its collaboration with NVIDIA is recognized for powering AI innovation across industries.