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Extreme-D begins AI infrastructure business using GPU servers secured through IT asset disposal

Extreme-D begins AI infrastructure business using GPU servers secured through IT asset disposal
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Extreme-D launched the private AI infrastructure service 'Raplase RCA' on October 20, utilizing GPU servers secured through IT asset disposal in collaboration with TES-AMM JAPAN and Cornelis Networks.

Key points

  • •The service 'Raplase RCA' was launched on October 20 using GPU servers obtained via ITAD.
  • •It is a collaborative project involving three companies: Extreme-D, TES-AMM JAPAN, and Cornelis Networks.
  • •The service focuses on private AI infrastructure, leveraging the high-speed network products of the vendor partner.
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#Semiconductors & Infrastructure#AI Companies & Funding#Major Players#エクストリーム-D#TES-AMM JAPAN#Cornelis Networks

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