vCluster Labs offers managed NVIDIA Run:ai clusters with open-source NVIDIA platform
vCluster Labs announced a managed product built on the newly open-sourced NVIDIA Run:ai platform. The company provides AI cloud providers and AI factories with isolated, ready-to-run NVIDIA Run:ai environments for each tenant. This integration allows operators to deploy and sell NVIDIA Run:ai as a product without requiring a commercial license from NVIDIA.
Key points
- vCluster Labs integrates open-source NVIDIA Run:ai into its platform for managed clusters without commercial licensing
- Four pre-validated NVIDIA Run:ai Certified Stacks included for common deployment patterns like multi-tenant control planes
- Automated deployment and isolation enable operators to sell NVIDIA Run:ai as a scalable product
vCluster Labs’ solution automates deployment and configuration of NVIDIA Run:ai, ensuring consistent operations across multiple customers. It includes infrastructure-level tenant isolation, workload scheduling, and GPU allocation. The platform also offers four pre-validated NVIDIA Run:ai Certified Stacks for common deployment patterns, simplifying the setup process for operators. Lukas Gentele, CEO of vCluster Labs, emphasized the scalability advantage, stating that managing NVIDIA Run:ai for multiple customers is now feasible at scale.
vCluster Labs Turns Open-Source NVIDIA Run:ai Into a Managed Cluster Product
finance.yahoo.com · 13 October 2026
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