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Introducing AI-Optimized Infrastructure in Southern California

A groundbreaking partnership has been formed between Prime Data Centers and Lambda to transform the landscape of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Located in Vernon, California, the newly unveiled LAX01 facility is Southern California's first purpose-built AI-ready data center, designed specifically to handle the most demanding computational tasks associated with advanced AI workloads.

The collaboration between these two industry leaders seeks to deliver high-density NVIDIA AI infrastructure, enabling organizations, research institutions, and AI-focused companies to train and deploy sophisticated AI models quickly and efficiently. The partnership represents a significant step forward in Lambda’s mission to enhance AI capabilities across various sectors, empowering organizations to fully realize their AI strategies.

Infrastructure Built for AI

According to Ken Patchett, Vice President of Data Center Infrastructure at Lambda, the successful scaling of advanced models necessitates infrastructure meticulously crafted for high-performance AI workloads. This partnership serves as a crucial element in Lambda's quest to assist organizations in harnessing the vast potential of AI technologies. Prime's LAX01 is equipped with 33 MW of power across 242,000 square feet, featuring six data halls specifically tuned for GPU-accelerated environments. Initially, Lambda will occupy a section of the facility that supports up to 21 MW of power.

Lambda’s infrastructure combines dense power supply, advanced cooling systems, and NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs into a cohesive system optimized for peak AI performance. This cutting-edge setup is engineered to accommodate complex applications ranging from generative AI and autonomous systems to predictive analytics in fields such as healthcare, finance, robotics, and entertainment. It also provides the necessary flexibility and scalability to adapt to evolving AI workloads in the future.

Accelerating AI Innovation in Southern California

The race to superintelligence is fundamentally reshaping the infrastructure demands across different industries. Michael Wall, Executive Vice President of Product Delivery for Prime Data Centers, points out that the advance of AI technologies has made traditional data center architectures insufficient. Prime's custom facilities are built from scratch to cater to AI applications, providing the essential power and cooling capabilities required for high-efficiency and low-latency performance.

Prime Data Centers have worked closely with Lambda to streamline the project, optimizing design, permitting, and construction processes. This collaboration not only focuses on expediting the delivery of infrastructure but also does so without compromising quality or safety. By aligning its delivery framework with customer outcomes, Prime has demonstrated its capacity for agility and precision.

The Future of AI Infrastructure

As Leticia Lopez, the Mayor of Vernon, emphasizes, this collaboration stands to significantly boost the region’s growth as a hotspot for AI innovation. The incorporation of Lambda's advanced AI capabilities will spawn new opportunities for local businesses and research institutions to harness transformative technologies.

As AI adoption enters a new phase where computational resources become the essential limit to advancement, partnerships like this one are vital. The collaboration between Prime and Lambda is set to change the AI infrastructure game, allowing enterprises to access the resources necessary for training and deploying superintelligent models, thereby pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in AI today.

For more details about Prime Data Centers' scalable AI and HPC infrastructure solutions, organizations are encouraged to visit primedatacenters.com.

About Prime Data Centers

Prime Data Centers specializes in the development and management of hyperscale and purpose-built data centers. With a robust pipeline of power infrastructure across major markets in the U.S. and Europe, Prime aims to deliver customized solutions that align with the evolving demands of technological innovation.

About Lambda

Founded in 2012 by machine learning engineers, Lambda focuses on creating supercomputers specifically for AI training and inference, aspiring to provide superintelligence access comparable to the availability of electricity.