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Bridge Is Now Live on NVIDIA's DSX Air Demo Marketplace

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Sriram Rupanagunta
Sriram Rupanagunta
Engineering
Amar Kapadia
Amar Kapadia
Product

Bridge from Armada is now available on the NVIDIA DSX Air Demo Marketplace. Anyone with a DSX Air account can launch a complete Bridge GPUaaS environment in simulation and run it end to end, from Infrastructure discovery to tenant workloads, without waiting on a single server. To simplify the experience, AI-as-a-Service features have been disabled in this environment.

Bridge is Armada's GPU cloud management software. Neoclouds, sovereign clouds, telcos, and enterprises use it to turn GPU clusters into a multi-tenant GPU resource with cloud services (IaaS, PaaS, and AIaaS) layered on top. Bridge also includes user management, RBAC, and billing.

How NVIDIA DSX Air Reduces Dev/Test Costs, Accelerates PoCs, and Lowers Production Risk for Armada and Its Customers

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Pavan Samudrala
Pavan Samudrala
Engineering
Sriram Rupanagunta
Sriram Rupanagunta
Engineering
Amar Kapadia
Amar Kapadia
Product

Armada has been an NVIDIA DSX Air user since late 2024, and we have derived significant benefits from its ability to simulate Spectrum-X Ethernet environments for both internal development and customer proof-of-concept initiatives. NVIDIA DSX Air has enabled us to validate networking configurations and topologies, test multi-tenant configurations, and accelerate Bridge software deployments (Bridge is an on-prem Armada software product that provides multi-tenancy and cloud services on GPU hardware) without relying exclusively on physical hardware.

We are excited about the launch of NVIDIA DSX Air and the expanded AI Factory digital simulation capabilities it introduces. This next evolution unlocks multiple use cases for Armada and our customers — driving measurable improvements across development velocity, PoC efficiency, operational stability, OPEX reductions and go-to-market. The key benefits are described below.