Fortanix, a global leader in data security for the AI era, announced that its hyper-secure platform, Armet AI, is now deployable on HPE’s advanced AI solutions. This combined offering provides secure infrastructure and faster computing. It helps businesses create scalable, production-ready AI systems. Organizations can confidently run AI workloads with HPE ProLiant Compute DL380a Gen12 servers. They can also use NVIDIA RTX PRO™ 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs. They can do this on-premises, in the cloud, and in AI factories. They can also secure their data, models, and prompts using confidential computing protections.
Businesses are quickly adopting AI. However, many still face challenges with privacy, data sovereignty, and regulatory compliance. Fortanix Armet AI directly addresses these concerns. This platform uses NVIDIA Confidential Computing and HPE Private Cloud AI to protect sensitive information. It ensures models are trustworthy and meets compliance needs throughout the AI lifecycle.
HPE has recently broadened its services. It helps governments, regulated industries, and global businesses use and grow AI systems more easily. Adding Fortanix boosts this strategy. It provides a key layer of confidential computing. This enables secure and compliant AI deployments.
“AI only truly succeeds when data, models and prompts are secure by design,” said Anuj Jaiswal, chief product officer, Fortanix. “By bringing Fortanix secure and trusted Agentic AI to HPE Private Cloud AI and NVIDIA GPUs, we’re helping accelerate AI while preserving sovereignty, compliance and trust across the entire lifecycle.”
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A Comprehensive Foundation for Secure, Scalable AI
Fortanix, HPE, and NVIDIA work together to create a strong base for AI. This setup is both fast and secure for businesses. The solution mixes advanced computing with confidential features. This helps organizations create, manage, and grow AI workloads in any setting.
Key capabilities include:
Confidential Computing-Enabled AI Factories – Fortanix Armet AI uses NVIDIA Confidential Computing. It keeps data, models, and prompts safe while processing. This ensures sensitive information stays secure at all times.
Seamless Integration with HPE Private Cloud AI – This solution runs on the HPE Private Cloud AI platform. It speeds up time-to-value. It also ensures compliance with data sovereignty rules in regulated industries.
Next-Gen AI Performance – HPE ProLiant Compute DL380a Gen12 servers paired with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs provide a scalable and energy-efficient solution for businesses. This infrastructure offers excellent AI performance and hardware-level security.
End-to-End Trust and Compliance – Fortanix offers encryption, key management, and data governance tools. These help businesses meet regulations like GDPR, NIS2, and new global AI standards.
Flexible Deployment Across Hybrid Environments – This architecture handles AI workloads in on-premises data centers, multicloud setups, and new AI factory models. This ensures that both performance and security improve together.
“AI factories are the modern-day infrastructure of intelligence—empowering enterprises to put their data to work by reasoning to scale productivity with every token generated,” said Justin Boitano, vice president of Enterprise AI products at NVIDIA. “The Fortanix Armet AI platform built with NVIDIA Confidential Computing and integrated with HPE Private Cloud AI puts trusted, scalable AI within reach for organizations across every regulated industry.”
“Every enterprise and government is racing to scale AI responsibly, and to do it, they need infrastructure that’s as secure as it is powerful,” said Patrick Osborne, Senior Vice President, Technology Acceleration for Hybrid Cloud at HPE. “Our work with NVIDIA and Fortanix, through the Unleash AI program, brings together the best of AI compute, cloud architecture and confidential computing, helping customers deploy AI that meets the highest standards for performance, compliance and data trust.”