What Lambda is building with NVIDIA at GTC Berlin 2026

Lambda announced several NVIDIA-focused initiatives at GTC Berlin 2026 aimed at improving the security, safety, reliability, and energy efficiency of large-scale AI workloads as organizations shift toward continuous inference and autonomous agents. The company is adding Confidential Bare Metal support through NVIDIA Confidential Computing, using hardware isolation and cryptographic attestation to help customers protect models and data on dedicated third-party infrastructure. It also supports the NVIDIA OpenShell Reference Architecture to provide independently enforced controls over agents’ access to tools, data, and systems, alongside plans to deploy NVIDIA Minerva for AI-driven infrastructure monitoring and failure detection. In a proof of concept using NVIDIA DSX MaxLPS on HGX systems, Lambda reported that 19 nodes operated within the power budget of a 16-node baseline, producing about 24% more cluster-wide token throughput and 23% better performance per watt. As a Gold sponsor, Lambda will demonstrate NVIDIA Nemotron and OpenShell technologies at its GTC Berlin booth and discuss deployment, capacity, and production readiness with attendees.

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