NVIDIA and Equinix Deepen AI Inference Partnership, Launching Equinix Inference Exchange
NVIDIA and digital infrastructure company Equinix have expanded their partnership to target the next phase of AI spending on inference, launching the Equinix Inference Exchange. This distributed AI inference program, in collaboration with Together AI, will leverage NVIDIA's Enterprise Reference Architectures, Together AI's inference platform, and Equinix's global data center and networking infrastructure. Equinix shares rose 2% on Wednesday following the announcement, though the market's overall response was modest as the partnership builds on existing work and no financial terms or near-term revenue targets were disclosed.
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