Question: 83 I Which HPE solution delivers AI as-a-service with NVIDIA AI Enterprise software integrated?

HPE GreenLake for AI is HPE's as-a-service offering specifically designed to provide a cloud experience for AI and machine learning workloads. This solution integrates HPE's compute and storage infrastructure with the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software suite. This combination delivers a pre-configured, managed, and scalable environment for developing and deploying AI applications, allowing customers to consume AI capabilities on a pay-per-use basis without large upfront capital expenditure.

B. HPE ProLiant ML110: This is a specific server model optimized for machine learning, but it is a hardware product, not an "as-a-service" solution.

C. HPE StoreOnce: This is a disk-based backup, recovery, and data protection solution, not an AI delivery platform.

D. HPE Moonshot: This was a high-density server system for specific workloads; it is a hardware platform, not an AI-as-a-service offering.

1. HPE Newsroom (Press Release): "HPE expands strategic collaboration with NVIDIA to build enterprise-class

full-stack AI solutions" (May 23

2023). This release states

"HPE Private Cloud AI is a first-of-its-kind solution that integrates NVIDIA AI computing

networking and software with HPE’s AI storage

compute and the HPE GreenLake cloud." This directly links the GreenLake platform with integrated NVIDIA AI software as a service.

2. NVIDIA Official Blog: "HPE and NVIDIA Announce Portfolio of Co-Developed AI Solutions" (May 23

2023). This article details the collaboration

mentioning

"NVIDIA AI Enterprise...is available through HPE GreenLake." This confirms the delivery mechanism for the integrated software suite.

3. HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise Data Sheet: While not exclusively for AI

this document often details supported software stacks. It notes support for various workloads

including AI

and highlights the integration of partner software like NVIDIA AI Enterprise to create turnkey solutions delivered via the GreenLake model. (Refer to the "Software and Workloads" section of recent versions).