Verda is my Blackwell GPU cluster provider. They are one of, if not the best, on demand NVDA compute vendors in the world. Lots of recent relevant announcements to GAI trade. I consider this a leading proxy for other similar GAI data centers.
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May recap: NVIDIA Rubin deployment announced, first APAC office in Taipei, deepened Supermicro collaboration, MLSys 2026 and new research.
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$NVDA NVIDIA Rubin
Verda will be among the first to deploy NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 and HGX Rubin NVL8 at scale, with the earliest deployments starting in H2 2026 and expected capacity exceeding 100,000 GPUs throughout 2027. As an NVIDIA Preferred Partner, we're bringing first-availability across three regions in parallel: Europe, the US, and APAC.
$STX $WDC Discontinuing HDD
We're discontinuing HDD-based services on Verda. UI controls have already been removed from the console, and we're in the process of removing HDD services from the API and SDK. Existing HDD data will be migrated to NVMe before HDD nodes are physically retired.
If you have data on HDD storage, our team will be in touch with migration details.
$SMCI Supermicro
Supermicro is one of the partners powering Verda's full-stack AI cloud, supplying the systems behind our latest NVIDIA Blackwell deployments, including GB300 NVL72, HGX B300, HGX B200, and RTX PRO 6000 racks. Their deep expertise in system design and liquid cooling helps us bring the latest hardware online quickly, sustainably, and at the density our customers need.