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Our July’s digest describes how our customers like Stanford and Shopify use flexible compute capacities and the steps we are taking to boost performance. Nebius’ first anniversary also took place in July, marked by Nasdaq in Times Square, and there was news from across the ocean as well.

Our standout moment in June was NVIDIA GTC Paris, where Nebius was recognized multiple times. To mark the conference, we announced the opening of the UK cloud region and introduced integration with NVIDIA DGX Cloud Lepton, NVIDIA AI Enterprise stack and other systems. Also, our ISEG2 is #13 on the Top500 of supercomputers; we held the AI Discovery Award, and launched Managed Soperator for Slurm-based workloads. Read these and other news in today’s digest.

Even larger workloads are welcome! We raised quotas last month, so you can now access up to 32 NVIDIA H200 GPUs on demand in both the US and Europe. Speaking of Europe, we’ll be revealing many of our plans for the region at NVIDIA GTC Paris next week.

This month, we revealed some of the partnerships and collaborations we’ve been engaged in, such as with Meta and DDN. We also showcased work done by our customers like vLLM and Brave, as well as participants of our Research credits program — including Stanford, USC and others.

NVIDIA GTC was the highlight of last month for us. Our extensive participation included being a platinum sponsor, a strong presence with the booth, two tech talks, interviews with our leaders, partners and customers, and much more.

In February, we at Nebius were busy preparing several new data center regions and working on our large-scale participation in NVIDIA GTC. We also rolled out some improvements to the platform and contributions to open source — as well as new initiatives to support AI research: a brand new biotech award and a research credits program.

We have been hard at work this past month, expanding the scope of our materials, which support customer progress on the platform. Our blog has been hopping too, showcasing the latest releases from Nebius AI Studio and the resilient infrastructure potential Nebius AI Cloud, accelerated by NVIDIA, brings for different AI use cases. We wish you a productive Q1, as we empower your AI journey on our platform.

While the holiday season is perhaps not all about numbers — and more about not thinking about them for a while — they still pop up here and there. Whether it’s the GPU capacity you’re planning for next year or how many billions of parameters you’ll use in your next model, numbers are driving us into 2025. Here are some figures we are reflecting on these days — while keeping a sense of fun about them.

This month’s digest is our most packed so far. We’re opening pre-orders for NVIDIA Blackwell GPU-powered clusters, expanding to a new US data center in Q1 2025 and opening offices there. Both of our R&D teams, AI and hardware, shared their latest developments, and more.

October has been so eventful that it’s hard to know where to begin. But the most important news is that you can now take advantage of the newly rebuilt Nebius platform! We also delivered a keynote at TechCrunch Disrupt, reduced prices dramatically, celebrated 1 year since our public launch — and more.

In September, we announced the opening of our French region, launched the world’s first open-source K8s operator for Slurm as well as Nebius AI Studio, a product for GenAI builders — and there’s more.

We recently reduced the prices of NVIDIA H100, invited everyone interested to reserve H200, launched a public preview of Managed Service for MLflow and released a new talk about deploying generative AI models in production.