Verizon has announced it will work with Nvidia to develop a range of AI applications that will run over its 5G private network with private Mobile Edge Compute (MEC). In its announcement this week, the US carrier noted that its 5G private network will pair with Nvidia's AI Enterprise software platform and NIM microservices.

Verizon has a new enterprise offering that combines 5G private network connectivity, plus MEC and the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform.

Verizon (NYSE:VZ) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) have partnered to develop a new AI-powered private 5G platform infrastructure. The Verizon 5G Private Network with Enterprise AI solution is designed to be plug-and-play,

Verizon and Nvidia are bringing along their respective strengths in private networking, mobile edge compute and microservices to the table for a new offering, 5G Private Network with Enterprise AI, to help enterprises run massive AI workloads over a secure,

Verizon's reliable, secure private 5G network and Private Mobile Edge Compute (MEC) with NVIDIA AI combine to deliver powerful, real-time AI services at the edge, empowering customers through innovationNEW YORK,

Telco combines secure private next-gen mobile network and private mobile edge compute with leading AI processor firm’s technology to deliver real-time AI services at the edge.

Verizon and Nvidia collaborate to develop a new AI-powered private 5G platform stack for various AI applications, set to launch in early 2025.

Verizon has partnered with Nvidia to roll out a new AI-powered private 5G platform designed to help businesses securely deploy AI at the edge.

The pullback is notable since Nvidia has announced a new partnership with Verizon and quantum computing stocks are surging off the charts. Quantum Computing (QUBT) traded up 42% on account of a new contract with the US government’s main space agency, NASA.

The AI-powered private 5G platform stack will handle compute-intensive apps such as generative AI large language models, video streaming and IoT.