Zadara achieves NVIDIA AI Cloud Ready validation and will showcase platform at GTC Berlin
Zadara announced it passed NVIDIA AI Cloud Ready validation for ISV partners, confirming its full‑stack platform can run production AI workloads on NVIDIA hardware.
Key points
- Validation confirms secure, multi‑tenant AI cloud operation for training, inference, RAG and agentic pipelines at edge and AI‑factory scale.
The tests demonstrated that Zadara can turn racked NVIDIA hardware into a secure, multi‑tenant AI cloud supporting training, inference, retrieval‑augmented generation and agentic pipelines from compact edge deployments to full‑scale AI factories. CEO Yoram Novick said the validation proves Zadara can efficiently leverage NVIDIA GPUs and deliver sovereign, multi‑tenant AI clouds.
Zadara operates more than 500 edge clouds worldwide, offers AWS‑compatible, consumption‑based pricing with zero data egress fees, and targets telecom edge sites, enterprises and research institutions that need isolated AI workloads.
Zadara Achieves NVIDIA AI Cloud Ready Validation and Will Showcase its AI-Optimized Platform at NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026
manilatimes.net · 22 October 2026
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