You can use CIQ to manage enterprise Linux environments and deploy high-performance computing clusters for AI applications. It offers commercial support and hardened packages for Rocky Linux, including long-term security updates, bug fixes, and FIPS validation. CIQ simplifies cluster provisioning using Warewulf and automates IT orchestration with Ascender and Fuzzball. You can also run pre-configured graphics driver stacks for NVIDIA and AMD hardware, letting teams configure bare metal servers and execute distributed machine learning workloads without compatibility issues.
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Pricing model: Free tier, Paid
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