PioVation Now Supporting AMD Instinct MI300X GPUs for AI Workloads

PioVation empowers its customers to securely deploy and manage AI workloads both on-prem and in the cloud. Designed to streamline AI operations, PioSphere features an intuitive interface for managing and automating large language models (LLMs), as well as no-code AI tools that minimize complexity for users. This unified solution stack has been validated successfully on a Supermicro AS-8125GS-TNMR2 MI300X server.

"Customers can easily run and manage any AI applications and agents via PioSphere on AMD Instinct MI300X. For the first time, this combination provides a comprehensive AI solution that goes beyond hardware," said Ted Marena, business development director Data Center Business at AMD. "By combining our Instinct GPUs with PioSphere, we’re enabling enterprises to more easily leverage AI with advanced security and user-friendly management tools."

Mazda Sabony, Chief Executive Officer of PioVation, stated, "Collaborating with AMD, Supermicro to validate PioSphere represents a significant step forward in delivering secure, scalable, and turnkey AI solutions to enterprises and public sector. Combining our innovative software with AMD’s hardware expertise creates an easy complete solution that addresses the growing demand for fast AI deployments."

PioSphere’s Key Components
The PioSphere stack provides enterprises with unmatched new flexibility and secure control for any AI deployments. Its user-friendly interface simplifies selecting, training, and deploying LLM models in just a few steps, whether on-premises or in the cloud. Additionally, with PioSphere’s no-code AI features, users can create, deploy and manage AI agents using an intuitive web interface, eliminating complex setup and coding.

PioVation will be showcasing PioSphere in the Boston Server & Storage Solutions GmbH #Z05 at International Super Computing, ISC 2025 in Hamburg, Germany. Visit the exhibit to see a live demonstration running on a remote AMD Instinct MI300X.

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