Run:ai, an AI workload management startup, acquired by Nvidia

Nvidia, a leading technology company, has announced its acquisition of Run:ai, a Tel Aviv-based company specializing in AI hardware infrastructure management. The deal, valued at $700 million, will see Nvidia integrating Run:ai’s products into its DGX Cloud AI platform, providing enterprise customers with enhanced capabilities for training AI models.

Run:ai, founded by Omri Geller and Ronen Dar, has quickly gained traction in the market with its innovative platform that allows AI models to run efficiently across various hardware environments. The company’s success in attracting Fortune 500 customers and securing significant VC funding has positioned it as a key player in the AI infrastructure space.

Nvidia’s VP of DGX Cloud, Alexis Bjorlin, highlighted the increasing complexity of customer AI deployments and the need for more efficient utilization of computing resources. By combining Nvidia’s accelerated computing platform with Run:ai’s technology, customers will have access to a comprehensive solution for managing and orchestrating AI workloads effectively.

The acquisition of Run:ai marks one of Nvidia’s largest investments since acquiring Mellanox for $6.9 billion in 2019. The move underscores Nvidia’s commitment to expanding its AI capabilities and providing customers with cutting-edge solutions for their computing needs.

With the integration of Run:ai’s technology, Nvidia aims to offer customers a seamless experience in accessing GPU solutions across different environments. The partnership between the two companies is expected to drive innovation in the AI infrastructure space and further solidify Nvidia’s position as a leader in the industry.