Samsung SDS introduces South Korea’s first NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra cloud service
Samsung SDS has unveiled a new cloud service that helps companies use very powerful computers without buying them. This service uses advanced chips made by NVIDIA, the Blackwell Ultra.
These chips, also known as GPUs, are important for tasks like artificial intelligence (AI), data analysis, and machine learning. The Blackwell Ultra is one of the fastest and most powerful GPUs available today. It has a large memory and can process data very quickly, which helps companies handle complex work easily.
Instead of buying these expensive GPUs, businesses can now access them through Samsung’s cloud platform, Samsung Cloud Platform (SCP). This means companies only pay for what they use. It saves money and removes the need for big upfront investments. It is mainly helpful because such GPUs are costly and sometimes hard to find.
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This service is safe as all the work is done inside Samsung SDS’s cloud system in South Korea. This helps protect important and sensitive data, reducing the risk of leaks.
Samsung SDS also plans to add more useful features soon. One upcoming feature is a “Serverless Inference Service.” This will let users pay only for how much they use AI models, based on tokens, without paying extra for systems or setup.
They are also working on an “AI Training Service.” This will make things easier for developers. They will just need to upload their code and data, and the system will handle the training automatically.
This new service makes powerful AI tools easier, cheaper, and safer for companies to use. Stay tuned for more information.
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