Nutanix is crossing paths with ChronoScale Holdings to support enterprise adoption of AI infrastructure and services, a move underpinned by their respective work with chip giant Nvidia.
The latest work combines Nutanix’s agentic AI products with ChronoScale’s accelerated compute, enterprise AI foundry, and outcome-driven delivery model. These specialties will be cross-pollinated between their services.
Nutanix will support the deployment of ChronoScale’s AI foundry inside of an enterprise environment that can act as a managed platform to locally build, run, and govern agentic workflows. This can be deployed directly through the Nutanix Kubernetes Platform Catalog.
ChronoScale will also leverage Nutanix software within its AI infrastructure platform to help accelerate deployment of compute and AI services. ChronoScale will also extend the Nutanix on-premises cloud footprint through graphic processing unit (GPU)-as-a-service capacity or tap ChronoScale’s prepaid Token Factory to support as-needed AI inference workloads.
Management of these integrations will be through the Nutanix enterprise AI offerings, including its Agent Gateway and Private Inferencing products “with the goal of providing customers a single control plane across their on-premises environment and ChronoScale capacity.”
The firms linked the work to their respective Nvidia relationships. Nutanix’s Nvidia work is as a technology partner and integrated services vendor that includes its recently launched Agentic AI product that integrates with Nvidia’s AI Enterprise work, with ChronoScale operating as a Nvidia Cloud Partner (NCP) providing its accelerated computing platform optimized for Nvidia-validated reference designs.
“Together, ChronoScale and Nutanix intend to deliver an integrated platform built on Nvidia AI economics that is designed to reduce operational complexity and accelerate time-to-value for enterprises adopting AI at scale,” the firms explained.
The deal comes on the heels of Nutanix updating its Cloud Platform with a model context protocol (MCP) server is designed to support users in tapping AI tools to automate multicloud operations.
It also follows Nutanix announcing plans to slash up to 5% of its workforce after “a review of its business structure.”
ChronoScale emerged late last year as a spinout of Applied Digital’s cloud business and EKSO Bionics Holdings.