FREMONT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 18, 2025--
Penguin Solutions, Inc. ("Penguin Solutions") (Nasdaq: PENG ), a leading provider of high-performance computing and AI infrastructure solutions, today announced support for the latest NVIDIA GPUs across its OriginAI ® solution portfolio. OriginAI is a comprehensive AI factory infrastructure solution that streamlines deployment and ensures sustained peak performance for AI architectures at any scale.
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In early 2026, Penguin’s OriginAI solution will support the NVIDIA DGX ™ B300 and RTX PRO™ 6000 GPUs for training and inference workloads. Powered by Blackwell architecture, DGX B300 delivers up to 72 petaFLOPs of training throughput and 144 petaFLOPs of inference performance. The RTX PRO 6000 is available as a dual-slot PCIe Gen 5 card with 96 GB of GDDR7 memory that reduces infrastructure space and power requirements to cost effectively scale AI deployment.
As an NVIDIA DGX-Ready Managed Services Provider, Penguin Solutions combines these advanced GPUs with validated infrastructure architectures and expert services to simplify deployment, accelerate AI adoption, and drive innovation at scale. Both configurations will be pre-validated to deliver faster, more reliable deployments and significantly improved time-to-value through advanced solution assurance—ensuring systems are fully operational on day one.
“Integrating the latest NVIDIA GPUs into our OriginAI infrastructure solution is an important development in our ability to help organizations operationalize their AI investments,” said Dara Ambrose, vice president, products and solutions for Penguin Solutions. “OriginAI provides high-performance solutions that enable scalable AI workloads within dynamic technological environments. By integrating advanced hardware, intelligent management software, and expert services, Penguin Solutions delivers a robust, end-to-end infrastructure solution for the entire AI project lifecycle—from training through inference—helping organizations maintain a competitive edge.”
The OriginAI solution provides assured infrastructure for critical, demanding workloads by combining proven architectures, next-generation hardware, advanced cluster management software, and expert professional and managed services. These scalable architectures, starting from 1/4-pod configurations and scaling up to over 90 pods, support deployments ranging from 64 to more than 24,000 GPUs. By combining GPUs from NVIDIA with industry-leading networking and storage options, OriginAI delivers a comprehensive, high-performance solution with faster time-to-value. OriginAI architectures incorporate leading storage solutions from DDN, Pure Storage, VAST Data, and VDURA.
To deliver this optimal performance, the OriginAI solution leverages Penguin’s in-factory burn-in and integration environment to validate AI cluster performance and confirm production readiness prior to shipment. By pairing these validated architectures with ICE ClusterWare software and expert managed services, Penguin Solutions can deliver sustained, peak performance for AI infrastructure.
ICE ClusterWare ™ software is a core component of the OriginAI solution, enhancing infrastructure performance while simplifying AI cluster management. The latest software release, announced this week at SC25 in St. Louis, MO, introduces multi-tenancy—empowering operators to manage complex, multi-user environments more efficiently—as well as anomaly detection and auto-remediation, which resolve issues proactively and identify silent component degradations that can significantly reduce cluster performance.
General availability for Penguin Solutions’ OriginAI solution with the latest NVIDIA configurations and storage validation is scheduled for early 2026.
To learn more about OriginAI pre-validated infrastructures, visit https://www.penguinsolutions.com/en-us/contact-us.
OriginAI and ICE ClusterWare are trademarks or registered trademarks of Penguin Solutions, Inc. or its affiliates. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
About Penguin Solutions
The most exciting technological advancements are also the most challenging for companies to adopt. At Penguin Solutions, we support our customers in achieving their ambitions across our computing, memory, and LED lines of business. With our expert skills, experience, and partnerships, we turn our customers’ most complex challenges into compelling opportunities.
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Penguin Solutions, a leading provider of HPC and AI infrastructure solutions, today announced support for the latest NVIDIA DGX B300 and NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 GPUs across its OriginAI solution portfolio -- a comprehensive AI factory infrastructure solution that streamlines deployment and ensures sustained peak performance for AI architectures at any scale.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Lionel Messi 's legacy was long secured when he came to Inter Miami and joined Major League Soccer. He'd won a World Cup, won dozens of trophies, was generally considered the greatest player in the sport's history.
He didn't need an MLS Cup.
But he wanted one — and got it.
Messi and Inter Miami have completed their ascent, beating the Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1 on Saturday in the MLS Cup final for the franchise's first championship. It came 2 1/2 years after the legend arrived in South Florida, a move that stunned plenty of onlookers at the time.
“They said soccer would never make it in America,” MLS Commissioner Don Garber said during the trophy ceremony. “Inter Miami fans, has soccer made it?”
It has in South Florida, thanks to Messi. He set up the title-clinching goal with a 72nd-minute assist to Rodrigo De Paul, a play where Messi stole the ball and threaded a pass through a tiny gap in a wall of Vancouver defenders. De Paul got it in stride, pushed it into the far corner of the net — and Messi went airborne to hop into his arms a few seconds later, all smiles.
And as the final minutes ticked away, Inter Miami's pink-clad fans — most wearing Messi's No. 10 on their backs — stood and stomped and cheered. South Florida has seen NFL and NBA and Major League Baseball and NHL titles in the past.
It's a soccer town now, too. Messi made that happen. Tadeo Allende scored in the sixth minute of stoppage time — off another Messi assist, of course — to make it 3-1. And when Messi lifted the trophy surrounded by his teammates, confetti rained down and fireworks boomed.
Inter Miami became the 16th franchise in the league's 30-year history to win an MLS title. And this extends a run of parity for MLS, which has seen five different franchises win championships in the last five years and eight franchises claim a title in the last nine seasons — only Columbus has won twice in that span.
It was also the culmination of a 12-year odyssey for David Beckham, part of Inter Miami’s ownership group.
He retired as a player in 2013 and his MLS contract said he could start a franchise at a discounted rate when his career ended. Beckham chose Miami and it took him years to finally make it happen; it wasn’t until January 2018 when the franchise was formally born, after he partnered with Miami businessmen Jorge Mas and Jose Mas, and even then the team didn’t have a stadium plan.
The team started play in 2020, and Messi arrived halfway through the 2023 season. Inter Miami was in last place in MLS at the time.
And then Messi arrived. The last-place team then now runs the league.
“It’s been an incredible journey,” Beckham said.
The trophy is Messi’s 47th for club and country, extending his global men’s soccer record, and some say it's actually 48 because MLS awards a trophy for winning conference titles as well. He’s now won at least 21 titles in one-match final situations, many of them with the core of this team — Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba, Luis Suarez and Javier Mascherano, his longtime Barcelona teammates.
Busquets and Alba are retiring and got to go out as champions. Suarez’s future is uncertain. Mascherano is the coach now, one who changed Inter Miami’s lineup and tactics halfway through the season — his first one leading the club — with this moment in mind.
And the 38-year-old Messi, the 2024 MLS MVP who seems like a lock to win the award again this season, still is like none other in the biggest moments with a contract that could have him playing with Miami into his early 40s. When next season starts, the team will be playing in a new stadium near Miami International Airport with a back-to-back title in mind.
“He’s not just here to enjoy living in Miami,” Beckham said. “His wife and the kids love Miami, but he’s come here to win, and that’s really what Leo is all about. He wants to win. He’s got that dedication, the loyalty that he shows to his teammates, to the city, to the club. Leo is a winner. It’s simple as that.”
Inter Miami went up 1-0 on an own goal in the eighth minute, before Vancouver tied it in the 60th on a score by Ali Ahmed. Another Vancouver shot hit both posts about two minutes later but stayed out, and Inter Miami got the lead for good when Messi found De Paul.
And not long after the final whistle, Messi went over to the Inter Miami supporters section and threw both his hands in the air. It was a moment 2 1/2 years in the making.
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Inter Miami forward Tadeo Allende (21) celebrates his goal during the second half of the MLS Cup final soccer match against the Vancouver Whitecaps Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Inter Miami forward Tadeo Allende (21) kicks the ball for a goal during the second half of the MLS Cup final soccer match against the Vancouver Whitecaps Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Inter Miami midfielder Rodrigo de Paul (7) reacts at the end of the second half of the MLS Cup final soccer match against the Vancouver Whitecaps Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi (10) and his teammates celebrate after Inter Miami forward Tadeo Allende (21) scores a goal during the second half of the MLS Cup final soccer match against the Vancouver Whitecaps Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Vancouver Whitecaps' Ali Ahmed (right) celebrates his goal against Inter Miami with Andres Cubas during the second half of the MLS Cup final soccer match, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025. (Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press via AP)
Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi (10) kicks a corner kicks during the first half of the MLS Cup final soccer match against the Vancouver Whitecaps Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
Inter Miami forwards Lionel Messi (10) and Tadeo Allende (21) celebrate after Vancouver Whitecaps defender Édier Ocampo scored an own goal during the first half of the MLS Cup final soccer match Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Inter Miami midfielder Rodrigo de Paul (7) celebrates a goal with forward Lionel Messi (10) and defender Jordi Alba (18) during the second half of the MLS Cup final soccer match against the Vancouver Whitecaps Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
