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Professionals seeking a solution to manage and improve their data center operations
About NVIDIA Air
Data center infrastructure is growing in complexity and requires efficient solutions that simplify network operations. NVIDIA Air enables cloud-scale efficiency by creating identical replicas of real-world data center infrastructure deployments. NVIDIA Air allows users to model data center deployments with full software functionality, creating a digital twin. Transform and streamline network operations by simulating, validating, and automating changes and updates. Create 1-for-1 virtual data center replicas with hundreds of switches and servers. Deploy with confidence through the automation of patches and security updates. Share simulations with colleagues and enhance your training and skill transfer. Get access to key NVIDIA networking software through Air without paying a dime. NVIDIA Air runs in the cloud and supports the simulation of the Cumulus Linux and SONiC network operating systems, as well as the NetQ network operations toolset.
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NVIDIA Air Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kinds of users and organization types does NVIDIA Air work with?
NVIDIA Air works with these users and organization types: Mid Size Business, Small Business, Enterprise, Freelance, Nonprofit, Government, and Startup.
Q: What languages does NVIDIA Air support in their product?
NVIDIA Air supports these languages: English.
Q: What kind of support options does NVIDIA Air offer?
NVIDIA Air offers support via phone support and online.
Q: What other applications or services does NVIDIA Air integrate with?
NVIDIA Air integrates with: NVIDIA Cumulus Linux, NVIDIA DRIVE, and SONiC.
Q: What type of training does NVIDIA Air provide?
NVIDIA Air provides training in the form of documentation, live online, webinars, in person, and videos.
