IBM Cloud and Together AI expand AI infrastructure with NVIDIA

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IBM is preparing to deploy a large NVIDIA-based AI computing cluster on IBM Cloud under a multiyear agreement with Together AI worth $240 million.

The cluster is expected to become available in the first quarter of 2027 and will use NVIDIA HGX B300 systems connected through NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet networking. Together AI plans to use the infrastructure to run inference workloads for open-source AI models.

The initial deployment will include about 2,000 NVIDIA Blackwell 300 GPUs and will be located in the US, Together AI chief revenue officer Kai Mak told Reuters. Mak said Together AI expects the capacity to be fully committed two to three months before it becomes available.

The deployment will be IBM Cloud’s first dedicated large-scale inference cluster built around HGX B300 systems. According to NVIDIA, the HGX B300 and Spectrum-X configuration is built to deliver 30 times more AI factory output than previous generations.

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