Alliance aims to bring GPU-powered solutions to Vietnam and Southeast Asia

Details: Vaughan O'Grady; Category: Enterprise Ecosystems; 12 November 2024; 5805 views

Digital infrastructure and cloud gaming technology company Radian Arc and COMIT, a leading regional provider of telecommunications services and solutions, have announced a partnership that will bring Radian Arc’s complete portfolio of GPU-powered solutions to Vietnam and Southeast Asia.

This strategic collaboration enables COMIT, whose expertise includes test and measurement, RAN planning and optimisation, and BSS/OSS support systems, to deliver Radian Arc’s advanced infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform to its extensive network of telco and enterprise clients throughout the region, encompassing cloud gaming, artificial intelligence, and desktop virtualisation solutions.

The solution they offer combines Radian Arc’s proven GPU technology and sophisticated SaaS management layer with COMIT’s strong market presence and deep understanding of local business needs.

The partnership introduces a comprehensive suite of services built on Radian Arc’s GPU infrastructure. While cloud gaming serves as an initial focus, the collaboration also aims to address the rapidly growing demand for AI and ML capabilities in the region.

Radian Arc explains that organisations can now access advanced GPU infrastructure for AI model training and development, enabling real-time inferencing capabilities for production AI applications. The platform’s robust architecture supports large language models, generative AI workloads, and complex data analytics, providing the computational power needed for today’s most demanding AI applications.

The gaming and interactive media capabilities of the platform provide low-latency game streaming infrastructure, supporting multiple gaming platforms and engines. This infrastructure extends beyond traditional gaming to power interactive media and virtual reality applications, thus, says Radian Arc, opening new possibilities for immersive digital experiences.

As for data sovereignty requirements, by placing GPU infrastructure directly within local telco networks, organisations can perform AI training and inferencing while ensuring sensitive data never leaves their jurisdiction.

The collaboration also brings enterprise-grade desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) solutions to corporate clients, enabling them to provide high-performance virtual workstations to their employees. The DaaS offering includes GPU-accelerated virtual desktops that support demanding applications used in engineering, design, and creative industries.

The result, says Radian Arc, is that organisations across various sectors can now leverage enterprise-grade GPU infrastructure without substantial capital investment, accelerating their digital transformation initiatives while maintaining cost efficiency.