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Your stack, already in sync.
Start from a validated combination of simulator, graphics drivers and robotics libraries. Keep versions consistent as you move from development to distributed jobs.

For your most demanding E2E robotics workloads.
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Infrastructure built around the workload.
Simulation / Data / Training / Evaluation / Deployment
Physical AI moves between simulation, data, training and real hardware. A general-purpose cloud gives you the parts. Your team still has to connect them.
Rendering a world and training a model ask different things of your infrastructure.
Every handoff can mean another copy, another pipeline and another wait.
A checkpoint still needs to be tested in simulation and on its target hardware.
Our fleet is balanced across DGX and RTX architectures. A shared foundation from setup to deployment.
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Start from a validated combination of simulator, graphics drivers and robotics libraries. Keep versions consistent as you move from development to distributed jobs.

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Scale sensor simulation and synthetic data generation on RTX capacity. Combine generated experience with demonstrations in a versioned dataset for training.

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Train policies against the same versioned data used by your simulation workflows. Connect RTX-generated experience to Blackwell and Rubin training capacity through a shared storage layer.

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Evaluate trained policies across controlled simulation scenarios. Pair RTX sensor rendering with the policy compute each workload needs, and preserve the results with the checkpoint.

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Run containerized tests on physical Jetson devices. Compare model quality after quantization, measure runtime behavior, and exercise the target pipeline with simulated sensor inputs.
Build and test in the cloud.
Run inference onboard.

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Keep the workload moving, from the first simulation to a build ready for the robot.

Enable robotics foundation model and world model training.

Whole-body control, dexterous manipulation and learning from demonstrations.

Assembly, machine tending and precise manipulation in changing work cells.

Navigation, picking and coordination across moving fleets.

Perception and planning across varied roads, conditions and scenarios.

Robust behavior across farms, construction sites and outdoor terrain.

Autonomous sensing and navigation around complex physical infrastructure.