Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) said Monday it expanded its AI portfolio in collaboration with NVIDIA (NVDA), offering new services that support the full AI lifecycle for enterprises, governments, service providers and research organizations.

The company said its enhanced Private Cloud AI would support feature branch updates from NVIDIA AI Enterprise for safer and more flexible AI development and deployment.

Hewlett said it also introduced a new software development kit for its Alletra Storage MP X10000, integrating with the NVIDIA AI Data Platform to enable high-speed data processing and intelligent orchestration for AI workloads using remote direct memory access transfers and vector indexing.

The HPE ProLiant DL380a Gen12 server will soon support up to 10 NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs for AI inference, model tuning, and advanced design workloads, the company said, adding that an updated HPE OpsRamp software will provide full-stack AI infrastructure observability and automation.

The company said its key updates would begin rolling out starting summer 2025, with server availability starting June 4.