WhiteFiber Continuum cross-data-center AI GPU supercluster
Company: WhiteFiber
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WhiteFiber launched WhiteFiber Continuum, a cross-data-center AI infrastructure solution connecting geographically separated data centers with 136 Tbps bandwidth and under 1 ms latency across 83 kilometers, supporting regulated industries through data sovereignty while enabling pooled GPU resources and failover resilience, now commercially available for enterprise customers
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WhiteFiber launches Continuum, a cross-data-cen... - Pluang (-, news_article)
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Quote: “WhiteFiber, Inc. has launched WhiteFiber Continuum, a new AI infrastructure solution that connects geographically separated data centers into a single GPU supercluster. This technology eliminates bandwidth and latency limits by linking two data centers 83 kilometers apart with 136 Tbps bandwidth and under 1 ms latency, enabling scalable, resilient AI compute across locations. Built with partners DriveNets and WEKA, Continuum supports regulated industries by maintaining data sovereignty while allowing pooled GPU resources and failover resilience. It is now commercially available for enterprise customers seeking high-performance AI infrastructure beyond single-site constraints.”
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confirms WhiteFiber launches Continuum, a cross-data-cen... - Pluang
Quote: “WhiteFiber, Inc. has launched WhiteFiber Continuum, a new AI infrastructure solution that connects geographically separated data centers into a single GPU supercluster. This technology eliminates bandwidth and latency limits by linking two data centers 83 kilometers apart with 136 Tbps bandwidth and under 1 ms latency, enabling scalable, resilient AI compute across locations. Built with partners DriveNets and WEKA, Continuum supports regulated industries by maintaining data sovereignty while allowing pooled GPU resources and failover resilience. It is now commercially available for enterprise customers seeking high-performance AI infrastructure beyond single-site constraints.”