Lambda at NVIDIA GTC 2026: building the Superintelligence Cloud
Blog post from Lambda
Lambda's announcement at NVIDIA GTC 2026 highlights its advancements in AI infrastructure with the introduction of NVIDIA Vera CPUs, new Bare Metal Instances, NVIDIA Photonics, and NVIDIA STX to enhance the Superintelligence Cloud. The integration of these technologies aims to improve the performance of agentic AI workloads by increasing CPU performance, enhancing CPU-to-GPU connectivity, and optimizing storage solutions like NVIDIA STX for efficient large-scale AI operations. Lambda's Bare Metal Instances provide direct hardware access, eliminating virtualization overhead, and are designed for large-scale model training and distributed workloads. The company's deployment of NVIDIA Quantum-X Photonics co-packaged optics switches emphasizes the importance of a robust network fabric engineered for high performance and efficiency. Additionally, Lambda ensures full-stack validation of its systems, from production firmware to orchestration, to deliver reliable and predictable AI infrastructure. This comprehensive approach positions Lambda to support AI operations confidently at scale, with a commitment to continuous improvement through NVIDIA's Fleet Intelligence Early Access Program.
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