Nvidia has Completed the acquisition of Run:ai, an Israeli AI infrastructure firm noted for its revolutionary software for managing and optimizing AI systems. This deal, which was first announced in April, faced regulatory challenges, but the European Commission finally approved it in December.
As part of the agreement, Run:ai’s software, previously limited to Nvidia hardware, will now be open source. This move makes the software available to various hardware vendors, including competitors such as AMD and Intel. This is a big shift that might extend the reach of Run:ai’s technology throughout the AI ecosystem.

Run: AI expressed interest in open-sourcing its software, stating that it will help broaden its availability and allow more businesses to benefit from its technology. The company’s staff is enthusiastic about building on its previous successes, extending its product offerings, and broadening its market reach. The acquisition will likely boost Nvidia’s position in the AI infrastructure market, especially as demand for AI capabilities grows.
The $700 million acquisition was postponed due to investigations by the US Department of Justice and the European Commission, which wanted to guarantee that the deal did not harm competition. However, with the transaction officially cleared, Nvidia is poised to strengthen its portfolio of AI products.

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