Qubrid AI Partners with ASI for AI Software and GPU Distribution
Qubrid AI has signed a distribution agreement with ASI Corporation to market its AI Controller software and GPU appliances, announced in a press release. This partnership aims to leverage ASI's extensive network of resellers and system integrators to broaden access to Qubrid's AI solutions.
Qubrid AI's software provides tools for orchestrating, monitoring, and optimizing AI workloads, facilitating seamless integration across hybrid and multi-node environments. The company's GPU appliances offer ready-to-deploy solutions for AI management, from GPU utilization to no-code training and inference of advanced AI models.
The collaboration with ASI ensures that Qubrid's products will be widely available, supported, and rapidly delivered, giving resellers and integrators a competitive edge in the AI market.
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