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NTT Data adds Paris and Singapore GPU capacity

The sites join Plano and Riyadh, giving NTT four AI factories plus an Nvidia GPU installation in Munich.

At a glance

  1. The Paris and Singapore sites are the company's newest pre-production testing environments.
  2. Customers can measure AI workloads against infrastructure architecture, performance, workload placement and cost before committing to production contracts.
  3. The sites bundle NTT Data's full-stack AI capabilities, including technology from partners Cisco and Nvidia.

NTT Data launched GPU capacity in Paris and Singapore, giving it four AI factory sites alongside Plano, Texas, and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Data Center Dynamics reported Oct. 29.

The Paris and Singapore sites are the company's newest pre-production testing environments.

Customers can measure AI workloads against infrastructure architecture, performance, workload placement and cost before committing to production contracts. NTT did not disclose power draw, GPU count or investment for either site.

The sites bundle NTT Data's full-stack AI capabilities, including technology from partners Cisco and Nvidia.

Separately, NTT said the four factory sites will complement an Nvidia GPU installation brought online at its Munich 2 data center earlier this month. That installation, called AI Factory Munich, sits inside an existing data center and is not counted among the four factory sites.

Reported by the Data centers & fiber desk from Data Center Dynamics. Published . Corrections

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