EasyStack Launches EAF AI-Native Cloud Infrastructure Platform

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EasyStack officially launched EasyStack EAF, an enterprise AI infrastructure software platform, with general availability set for Sept. 30, 2026. The platform is designed to help enterprises evolve from cloud-native to AI-native infrastructure and move from open cloud infrastructure to open cloud and AI infrastructure, rather than serving as a simple overlay of AI components on a traditional cloud platform. EAF provides unified management of multiple chipset architectures in one cloud and supports heterogeneous AI accelerator resources including NVIDIA, Hygon DCU and Huawei Ascend, using multi-layer inference optimization and virtual partitioning to improve GPU utilization, track inference token usage, and support policy governance and automated cross-departmental cost allocation. It offers three deployment models — single-node appliance, high-availability converged and large-scale disaggregated — supporting a smooth upgrade from PoC validation to multi-tenant production inference workloads with fine-tuning features. The platform completes EasyStack's full cloud and AI infrastructure software product portfolio, working with the ECF cloud foundation, ECNF cloud-native platform and Cortex enterprise agentic platform, and is licensed on a per-AI-card basis without being tied to specific hardware or models. EasyStack serves more than 2,000 enterprise customers worldwide, with business spanning Southeast Asia, China, Central Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and the Americas.

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EasyStack's EAF platform supports NVIDIA AI accelerators, indicating continued enterprise adoption of NVIDIA hardware.

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EasyStack launched its EAF AI-native cloud infrastructure platform with general availability set for Sept. 30, 2026.

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EAF supports Huawei Ascend AI accelerators, indicating demand for Huawei's AI chip ecosystem.

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