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Stay up to date with the latest announcements, partnerships, product launches, and company milestones from Workstation.
Stay up to date with the latest announcements, partnerships, product launches, and company milestones from Workstation.
What is AI, and how does it actually work? NVIDIA founder Jensen Huang's answer is a five-layer cake: energy at the bottom, then chips, infrastructure, models, and applications at the top. Every AI answer is generated fresh, so it needs computing power and electricity at the moment it is used, and every application draws on every layer beneath it, down to the power plant. Our new technical note explains each layer in plain English, why each one matters, and the questions to ask at every layer before you buy or build AI.
In a Sequoia Capital interview, Jensen Huang argues that computing is going through its biggest change in 60 years: from retrieving stored files to generating every answer in real time. Just as the dynamo turned motion into electricity, AI factories turn electricity into tokens of intelligence. He maps the investment across the five layers of AI, explains why agents that do real work changed the economics, and uses radiology and software engineering to show why AI changes tasks while demand for people grows. Read our notes and what we take from them.
NVIDIA's board announced on 12 November that Jensen Huang has resigned as President and Chief Executive Officer. Colette Kress, NVIDIA's Chief Financial Officer since 2013, is interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent successor, and Harvey C. Jones becomes the company's first Chair of the Board. NVIDIA's board says it expects operations, customer commitments and the product roadmap to continue without interruption. For Workstation customers nothing changes: there is no interruption to our NVIDIA supply, and orders already in our pipeline, and those you place in future, are not affected. Order your DGX Spark today.
Order your DGX Spark today →Workstation now specifies, builds and supports servers with NVIDIA's RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPU, the 96 GB successor to the L40S for AI inference, agents, rendering and simulation. Systems range from a four-GPU 2U server to eight-GPU NVIDIA MGX servers and 32-GPU racks, with UK installation and support. Watch NVIDIA's video and read the specifications, our blog and a technical guide on the new RTX PRO 6000 page.
Read more and watch the video →Workstation engineers were in the hall for the 21 October keynote. Agents that loop on tokens were the turn after the factory.
A policy outside the model, a sandbox with no direct network, and an optional hardware monitor on BlueField-4.
Nemotron Parse, Embed, cuVS and Rerank on one path. cuDF and Kumo on the other.
The factory design, the CUDA markets wheel, and the five bands on the Europe slide.
Workstation expands its European presence with a new office in Brussels, Belgium. The new location will serve as a hub for EU-based clients and support growing demand for AI solutions across the continent. The Brussels office will house a team of 15 engineers and consultants.
Workstation announces a strategic partnership with NVIDIA to deliver purpose-built AI workstations featuring the latest RTX and professional GPU technology. The collaboration will enable customers to access pre-configured, optimised systems for AI training and inference workloads.
Workstation launches its new multi-agent AI platform, enabling enterprises to orchestrate complex workflows using autonomous AI agents. The platform supports integration with leading LLM providers and can run entirely on-premise for maximum data privacy.
Workstation has been awarded ISO 27001 certification, the international standard for information security management. This certification demonstrates our commitment to protecting client data and maintaining the highest standards of security across all operations.
A look back at Workstation's achievements in 2025, including 200% revenue growth, expansion to 50+ enterprise clients, launch of the edge AI product line, and recognition as a top AI solutions provider in the UK market.
Workstation has been recognised in the annual Top 50 UK AI Companies list, highlighting our contributions to enterprise AI adoption, on-premise LLM deployment, and innovative edge computing solutions for manufacturing and healthcare.
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