Rafay Systems Gains NVIDIA AI Cloud-Ready Validation for AI Factory Platform
Rafay Systems has achieved NVIDIA AI Cloud-Ready validation, announced in a press release. The designation confirms that the Rafay Platform meets NVIDIA’s standards for production-grade AI cloud infrastructure and supports neocloud and sovereign AI operators in building validated AI factories.
The Rafay Platform integrates with the NVIDIA Infra Controller to provide a complete software stack for deploying and managing AI workloads. It offers API-driven access to compute resources, multi-tenant isolation, lifecycle management, and token-based consumption for NVIDIA NIM microservices and NeMo libraries. This enables operators to deliver AI services with governance and automation controls built in.
Rafay’s validation follows a multi-year technical collaboration with NVIDIA. The platform supports NVIDIA Grace Blackwell systems, BlueField-3 DPUs, and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition, with future support planned for BlueField-4. It is also available through NVIDIA DSX Air for deployment testing.
The Rafay Platform is currently used by AI cloud providers across six continents, including Yotta in India, Cassava Technologies in Africa, Firmus Technologies in Australia, and TELUS in Canada, all running AI infrastructure based on NVIDIA and Rafay systems.
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