HPE has updated its HPE AI Factory with Nvidia portfolio to help enterprises run increasingly autonomous AI in hybrid and regulated environments, with more control over performance, data access and security. HPE Private Cloud AI now adds governed APIs, versioned MCP services for agentic AI, enterprise identity management and support for air-gapped deployments. It also lets Nvidia H200 and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs share one cluster, and introduces the Nvidia Vera CPU Rack by HPE, which supports up to 256 Nvidia Vera CPUs and 22,500 sandboxes for CPU-intensive agentic AI. Confidential Computing is expanding to ProLiant DL380a Gen12 servers, and Schneider Electric plans to use the platform for industrial AI agents at the edge.
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