Nvidia open-sources Run:ai
AI · Wednesday, October 14, 2026 · 7 sources

Nvidia open-sources Run:ai

Nvidia has released the full Run:ai platform as open source, allowing developers and cloud providers to use its tools for allocating GPU capacity across AI workloads. CTech reports Nvidia bought the Israeli-founded company in late 2024 for an estimated €735 million ($800 million); the open-source release follows a commitment made at the time of the acquisition.

Bottom line — The community version requires no paid Run:ai subscription, but Nvidia enterprise support remains part of its commercial offerings.

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  1. CTech says organisations can use the complete platform or adopt individual components.

  2. The software can allocate GPU capacity dynamically, including sharing a GPU among workloads that do not need an entire chip, according to CTech.

  3. Nvidia continues to offer commercial versions through its enterprise AI products and supported cloud offerings, CTech reports.

  4. The release follows an eight-month regulatory review in the US and Europe, according to CTech.

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