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Tech Data is now a European disturber for NVIDIA, offering networking and hardware solutions.
Miriam Murphy, senior vice president, Advanced and Specialised Solutions, Europe, at Tech Data said: “It’s hugely exciting to extend our NVIDIA offering to cover the full solution stack and to have the opportunity to incorporate NVIDIA’s AI and Omniverse simulation technology into the solutions that we develop for our ecosystem partners. AI is fast becoming a vital ingredient for enterprises, governments and other public institutions in the race to leverage data to enhance efficiency, make better decisions and make the world safer. Meanwhile, platforms that enable digital twins and virtual worlds like Omniverse Enterprise are set to fundamentally transform the way that societies interact, collaborate and create. There is no better time for our partners to engage in this growth area for technology.”
Hugo Graça, vice president, Global Computing Components, Europe at Tech Data said: “NVIDIA’s offerings such as NVIDIA DGX systems address the demand for deep learning and analytics by delivering AI supercomputing performance and faster insights with an end-to-end portfolio of enterprise systems, supported by tools that go from the desk to the data center and to the cloud. We look forward to extending NVIDIA’s reach across our channel ecosystem and helping partners to improve their time to market with Tech Data’s portfolio of off-the-shelf components, pre-sales engineering teams, solution factory and integration services.”
“Tech Data will distribute NVIDIA’s product range throughout the EMEA region,” said Alfred Manhart, vice president, Channel Business EMEA at NVIDIA.”
NVIDIA products and services are now available to Tech Data partners in the UK, Ireland, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Czech, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Baltics and Southeast Europe.
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