Vultr, NetApp, and AMD: An Infrastructure Architecture Designed for AI

Vultr, AMD, and NetApp have joined forces to create a reference architecture designed to manage data-intensive and AI workloads across hybrid and sovereign cloud environments, aiming to simplify operations without compromising data control and compliance. This architecture integrates Vultr's global cloud regions, AMD Instinct GPUs with the ROCm software platform, and NetApp ONTAP for data management, facilitating a unified hybrid-cloud platform that centralizes distributed data for enhanced analytics and AI model development. By merging data from multiple on-premises NetApp systems into a single cloud environment hosted on Vultr, organizations can maintain a consistent data view, enabling seamless analytics, AI model building, and recovery workflows. The system supports AI and accelerated computing through AMD's optimized libraries and frameworks, and offers scalability via AMD AI Blueprints, which standardize AI pipeline and data workflow construction. This collaboration allows enterprises to modernize their hybrid cloud and AI operations while retaining control over data residency and compliance, ensuring performance, flexibility, and secure data mobility across various environments. Attendees interested in exploring this architecture further can engage with Vultr representatives at the Gartner IOCS event.

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