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Backend.AI now officially supports the Intel Arc Pro B70 workstation GPU, expanding its hardware coverage beyond Intel Gaudi 2 and 3 AI accelerators to include the Arc graphics lineup. This enables unified management of Intel AI hardware across environments, from data center Gaudi to workstation-class Arc Pro, within a single platform. Backend.AI supports diverse GPUs and accelerators with an intuitive interface and session-based resource management, simplifying AI model development, training, and deployment. With 32GB memory and high throughput, Arc Pro B70 is optimized for agentic AI workloads, improving concurrency and KV cache efficiency.

Lablup wrapped up AI EXPO KOREA 2026 at booth F04. A three-day recap, from Backend.AI's AI infrastructure orchestration to AI:GO running models and autonomous agents on a laptop.

Lablup has joined the Python Software Foundation (PSF) as a Participating Sponsor, continuing its support for the open source ecosystem.

Lablup returns to CES 2026 for a fourth year. Here's what to find at the booth, including Backend.AI:GO, which runs LLMs on a personal computer without the cloud.

SC25 showed supercomputing and AI converging. A recap of Lablup's week with global HPC and AI leaders, and how Backend.AI handles both workloads at once.

Lablup is at Supercomputing 25 (SC25) in St. Louis, November 16 to 21.

Lablup is a Silver Sponsor at NVIDIA GTC 2025, showing Backend.AI Continuum, which keeps critical work running through outages, and a lightweight Backend.AI for personal supercomputers and edge devices.

At Supercomputing 2024, Lablup announced Backend.AI support for Intel Gaudi 2 and Gaudi 3, adding Intel to a lineup that already spans NVIDIA, AMD, and more.

Lablup showcases its latest AI technologies and products at NVIDIA GTC 2024 in San Jose, March 18 to 21.

Lablup's Backend.AI is the first solution in Asia-Pacific to earn NVIDIA DGX-Ready Software verification, confirming it as an enterprise platform optimized for DGX systems.