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- H100 and B200 GPU clusters
- DGX Cloud platform
- CUDA ecosystem
- NeMo framework for LLM training
- Omniverse for 3D and simulation
Updated March 10, 2026
Nebius (Nasdaq: NBIS) is a major GPU cloud provider spun off from Yandex, offering large-scale NVIDIA GPU clusters for AI training and inference. With data centers in Europe and expanding globally, Nebius provides enterprise-grade AI infrastructure with competitive pricing and dedicated support for large-scale AI workloads.
NVIDIA dominates the AI accelerator market with its GPU hardware (H100, A100, B200) and CUDA software ecosystem. NVIDIA's DGX Cloud provides GPU-as-a-service for AI training and inference, while its TensorRT and Triton platforms optimize model deployment. The company also operates NGC, a catalog of GPU-optimized AI containers and models. NVIDIA hardware powers the vast majority of AI training and inference worldwide.
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