Nvidia ( NVDA) announced today it has acquired SchedMD, a Utah-based software company that provides open-source workload management systems for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence.

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NVIDIA announced it has acquired SchedMD — developer of Slurm, an open-source workload management system for high-performance computing and AI. NVIDIA - Read more from Inside HPC & AI News.

NVIDIA has acquired SchedMD, the primary developer behind the open‑source Slurm workload manager for high‑performance ...

While one partner said Nvidia’s acquisition of Slurm maker SchedMD, announced on Monday, makes sense for its AI factory push, another raised concerns about Slurm’s future based on Nvidia’s history ...

Nvidia has moved to acquire the developers behind Slurm, with the acquisition of SchedMD set to enable Nvidia users to optimize workloads across their entire compute infrastructure.

Nvidia has announced a major expansion of its open source efforts, combining a software acquisition with new open AI models.

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Nvidia burnished its open source credentials this week after buying the company behind the veteran Slurm scheduler and ...

By acquiring the developer of Slurm, Nvidia is strengthening its influence over how AI workloads are scheduled across GPUs and data center networks.

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