DDN unveils innovations for Google Cloud Managed Lustre to boost AI inference throughput
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Updated · AiThority · Apr 23
DDN unveils innovations for Google Cloud Managed Lustre to boost AI inference throughput
8 articles · Updated · AiThority · Apr 23
Announced at Google Cloud Next 2026, DDN’s EXAScaler-powered Managed Lustre now achieves 10 terabytes per second throughput and improves inference throughput by 75% with a new shared KV-cache.
The platform also reduces mean time to first token by over 40% and introduces a dynamic hot and cold data tier, enhancing performance and cost efficiency for AI and HPC workloads across industries.
This collaboration between DDN and Google Cloud enables enterprises to scale demanding AI applications, including LLM training and simulation, reinforcing DDN’s leadership in high-performance AI data platforms.
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