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Applied Digital (APLD) is a U.S.-based operator of next-generation digital infrastructure, providing solutions to the fields of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). APLD has two business segments: next-generation datacenter colocation services and AI GPU cloud services.

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Unveiling Sai Computing: The Future of GPU-Powered Cloud Solutions by Applied Digital

MarketScale
January 1, 2023

Jason Zang, Co-founder of Applied Digital, introduced Sai Computing, the latest subsidiary of Applied Digital, at a recent event. Launched in May 2023, Sai Computing specializes in GPU cloud computing, catering predominantly to the high-performance computing and AI sectors. Their offerings span a range of services, from long-term, extensive GPU deployments under the “Reserve Compute” category to more flexible, short-term solutions with “Burst and Short-term Compute”. The company has also updated its GPU Portfolio, which now includes both older and latest GPU models. This expansion illustrates Applied Digital’s commitment to supporting the rapid advancements in the AI and computing industry.

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