Technology distributor TD SYNNEX Corp. has rolled out a new AI infrastructure-as-a-service platform in North America, giving its partners on-demand access to advanced computing power for artificial intelligence projects. The launch comes through a partnership with Nebius, a cloud company that provides high-performance, cost-efficient computing designed for AI workloads.
The new service lets TD SYNNEX’s resellers and technology partners rent the hardware and tools they need to build and run AI models, rather than buying expensive equipment. It is part of the company’s Destination AI program, which helps businesses scale pilot projects into full production.
“As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, our partners need infrastructure that allows them to innovate with speed and efficiency,” said Francisco Criado, senior vice president of cloud, security, and AI at TD SYNNEX. “Launching AI IaaS with an industry leader like Nebius helps us democratize the modern AI market and delivers the flexibility, scale, and cost advantages partners need to help enterprises realize the full potential of AI.”
The offering is built on NVIDIA’s latest graphics processing units (GPUs), which power many of today’s AI models. Through Nebius’s data centers, partners can quickly access computing capacity for training and running large AI systems, with predictable pricing and built-in data security.
By renting GPU power instead of owning it, companies can lower upfront costs, speed up deployment, and reduce the risk of idle hardware. TD SYNNEX said partners can reserve capacity in advance and manage costs through flexible pricing options.
“Partners today need AI infrastructure that is both powerful and practical,” said Laurelle Roseman, global vice president of partnerships at Nebius. “Through our collaboration with TD SYNNEX, we’re making next-generation GPU capacity accessible so partners can bring AI solutions to market faster and with greater confidence.”
TD SYNNEX said it will expand its AI cloud offerings over the coming months, adding more options as demand for computing power continues to grow across industries such as manufacturing, retail, and healthcare.
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