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Intention notice server platform

Høgskolen i Østfold · Norway

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Østfold University College needs to strengthen its capacity within advanced calculations, data analysis and artificial intelligence. This involves the need for a high-performance server platform with significant processing power, memory capacity and GPU acceleration. The planned procured system is a specialised server configured with, among other things, high-performance CPUs, large memory capacity and NVIDIA H200 GPUs, optimised for heavy computing…

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PublishedJun 5, 2026
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What is being procured?

Østfold University College needs to strengthen its capacity within advanced calculations, data analysis and artificial intelligence. This involves the need for a high-performance server platform with significant processing power, memory capacity and GPU acceleration. The planned procured system is a specialised server configured with, among other things, high-performance CPUs, large memory capacity and NVIDIA H200 GPUs, optimised for heavy computing tasks and machine learning work. The system also includes the necessary storage, network and support agreement. The system must also be compatible with the existing server park and be included as an integrated part of the current infrastructure.…

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    · TED 386365-2026

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