SF Compute Launches Programmable Data Center for Software-Defined GPUs

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SF Compute extends software-defined networking principles to GPU clusters, enabling programmatic control over resources from network to memory. This approach lowers the barrier to building supercomputers and facilitates instant trading of GPU capacity to optimize balance sheets.

LATEST/SF Compute extends software-defined networking principles to GPU clusters, enabling programmatic control over resources from network to memory. This approach lowers the barrier to building supercomputers and facilitates instant trading of GPU capacity to optimize balance sheets.

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Latent SpaceT1·Oct 21, 03:3168 pts
SF Compute Launches Programmable Data Center for Software-Defined GPUs
- Adopts Software-Defined Networking (SDN) concepts to separate control and data planes in GPU clusters
- Enables programmatic management of underlying hardware resources like network and memory via APIs
- Facilitates instant trading of GPU capacity to help providers avoid heavy asset accumulation
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