NVIDIA Artificial intelligence (AI) Computing by HPE has introduced new enterprise AI solutions aimed at enhancing training, tuning, and inferencing capabilities. These updates focus on improved performance, security, and power efficiency.

During the NVIDIA GTC 2025 event, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) collaborated with NVIDIA to unveil solutions that accelerate the implementation of generative and agentic AI. The offerings enable businesses of any size to effectively develop and deploy their AI models in a full-stack, turnkey private cloud environment.

Antonio Neri, president and CEO of HPE, emphasized that enterprises require integrated solutions to leverage AI effectively. He stated, “To fully harness the power of AI, HPE and NVIDIA bring to market a comprehensive portfolio of AI solutions that accelerate the time to value for enterprises to enhance productivity and generate new revenue streams.”

Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA, noted the collaboration allows companies to develop and deploy AI at scale, stating, “NVIDIA and HPE are delivering the full-stack infrastructure companies need to develop, train, and deploy AI at scale—from generative and agentic AI to robotics and digital twins.”

HPE has expanded its Private Cloud AI offerings with support for the NVIDIA AI Data Platform, which facilitates the management of business data to enhance AI-driven operations. The integrated solution is designed for seamless data access and rapid deployment of AI blueprints, enabling businesses to transform data into actionable insights.

An upgraded HPE Private Cloud AI will include a new developer system, enhanced data access through HPE Data Fabric, and support for NVIDIA's pre-validated blueprints that simplify complex workloads.

HPE OpsRamp now includes GPU optimization capabilities to monitor AI workloads across NVIDIA accelerated computing clusters, improving operational efficiency.

In addition, HPE is launching services to help clients build and deploy agentic AI models, further enhancing speed to market. HPE’s latest AI servers built on NVIDIA's technologies are geared for extensive model training and AI applications.

HPE’s ongoing commitment to AI infrastructure includes innovations in server security with advanced protective measures, along with modular data centers optimized for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads.

The new AI solutions are expected to be generally available in phases starting in mid-2025.