Dicker Data and ResetData to deliver GPU as a Service in ANZ

Dicker Data has partnered with ResetData, an Australian AI infrastructure provider, to deliver GPU as a Service (GPUaaS) solutions to partners across Australia and New Zealand.

The move comes as ResetData joins Dicker Data’s recently announced AI Accelerate practice and builds on the recent collaboration, where Dicker Data distributed NVIDIA and Dell Technologies infrastructure for ResetData’s flagship AI factory, AI-F1.

Dicker Data’s new AI Accelerate practice includes AI consulting services, product engineering, and now, GPUaaS, enabling partners to deliver AI solutions to their customers.

Through this partnership, Dicker Data gains access to GPUaaS delivered from ResetData’s NVIDIA Cloud Partner (NCP)-certified infrastructure. The NVIDIA NCP designation ensures ResetData’s infrastructure meets enterprise-grade performance and reliability standards.

GPUaaS provides on-demand access to GPU compute resources optimised for AI and machine learning workloads, without the significant upfront capital expenditure required for physical hardware.

Partners can offer customers competitive pricing for running and testing AI workloads, whether training models, running inference at scale, or powering generative AI applications. 

Amir Kalil, AI practice lead at Dicker Data, said many businesses across Australia and New Zealand aren’t yet fully aware of the level of GPU access they’ll require as they build out their AI solutions.

"Our partnership with ResetData is a game-changer because it provides scalable, cost-efficient access to GPU resources, enabling organisations to achieve meaningful AI outcomes and realise ROI on their AI investments much sooner," he said.

"ResetData’s leadership in sovereign AI infrastructure means our partners can innovate confidently, knowing their data remains within the region and their solutions are built on enterprise-grade technology that can support even the most ambitious AI projects.”

Bass Salah, co-CEO of ResetData, said with a network of over 12,500 partners across Australia and New Zealand, Dicker Data provides immediate access to the region’s most extensive technology channel.

"Their AI Accelerate practice is a natural fit for our offering - designed to support partners delivering AI from idea to deployment,” he said.

“We see Dicker Data as a key route to market, amplifying our sovereign infrastructure offering to help partners grow revenue while protecting Australian data and AI innovation.”