Future Tech Accelerates Northrop Grumman’s Launch of Enterprise AI Factory

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Future Tech Enterprise, Inc, a global IT solutions provider, offering a diverse array of technology services and solutions to the corporate and government sectors, today announced it has facilitated the next generation of Northrop Grumman’s digital ecosystem, now AI-powered by Dell PowerEdge servers featuring NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs and Red Hat OpenShift AI. Delivered in collaboration with Dell Technologies, DDN, Red Hat and NVIDIA, the project provides federal organizations with a secure, scalable foundation for adopting advanced AI capabilities at speed.

By creating an AI factory, Future Tech and its partners have built a production-ready environment that enables federal agencies to continuously scale and operationalize AI across mission-critical workloads.

“Future Tech’s collaboration has been core to how we optimize and host our AI models when leveraging NVIDIA’s capabilities to enhance data analysis, operational efficiency and decision-making for federal missions,” said Travis Garriss, vice president and chief information and digital officer, Northrop Grumman. “This technology empowers us to deliver secure, scalable, and innovative solutions that significantly support our national security and mission-critical operations.”

This new platform delivers mission-critical AI capabilities that enhance operational efficiency, accelerate the development of advanced systems, and support federal mission outcomes. By integrating NVIDIA AI infrastructure with accelerated computing, networking, NVIDIA AI Enterprise, and NVIDIA NIM microservices with accelerated Dell’s PowerEdge servers, Red Hat OpenShift AI, and DDN’s enterprise parallel file storage systems, Future Tech orchestrated an ecosystem of collaborators to move from concept to deployment in record time. This deployment represents a true AI factory, an integrated environment where infrastructure, data, and applications come together to accelerate innovation for federal missions. By creating an AI factory, Future Tech and its partners have built a production-ready environment that enables federal agencies to continuously scale and operationalize AI across mission-critical workloads.

“Federal agencies are under pressure to move faster with AI, but they cannot do it alone,” said Bob Venero, chief executive officer of Future Tech. “This project is a true testimony to innovation and collaboration. By bringing together the right technologies and partners, Future Tech was able to integrate them quickly and make sure each worked for the mission. It proves what is possible when alignment is centered on customer outcomes.

The deployment establishes a foundation that federal agencies can trust to expand AI capabilities across workloads, beginning with inference and scaling toward generative AI. Applications include intelligence support, enhanced decision-making, workforce productivity, and secure, high-performance computing environments tailored to mission-critical needs.

“Harnessing the power of NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs gives public sector organizations the ability to run advanced AI workloads with unprecedented efficiency, scalability and precision,” said Craig Weinstein, vice president, Americas Partner Organization, NVIDIA. “Future Tech is a trusted partner in extending NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure to government agencies, integrating GPUs, high-performance networking, and enterprise software into comprehensive solutions that achieve mission-critical objectives.”

Future Tech has consistently helped federal organizations lead the way in AI adoption, from early NVIDIA Omniverse deployments for digital twin simulations to enterprise-scale licensing agreements that lower costs and speed adoption. This latest collaboration reinforces the company’s reputation as a trusted integrator behind some of the most advanced AI initiatives in government.

“Federal agencies need infrastructure that is as flexible and resilient as the missions they serve,” said Suri Durvasula, vice president, Federal Dell Technologies. “By pairing Dell’s high-performance PowerEdge servers with NVIDIA AI infrastructure and Future Tech’s proven integration, this deployment gives government organizations the foundation to scale AI securely and with confidence.”

The announcement comes during NVIDIA GTC in Washington, D.C., spotlighting the growing demand for real-world deployments of RTX PRO Servers and underscoring Future Tech’s leadership in federal AI integration. The launch of Northrop Grumman’s Enterprise AI factory sets a new benchmark for how quickly advanced AI can be operationalized to serve federal priorities, from expanding AI from inference to generative applications, accelerating situational awareness, decision-making, and productivity across mission-critical environments.

To learn more about Future Tech’s AI and mission-focused solutions, visit ftei.com.

About Future Tech Enterprise, Inc.

Future Tech Enterprise, Inc. is a global IT solutions provider, offering a diverse array of technology services and solutions to the corporate and government sectors. As a Dell Global Titanium Partner with nearly three decades of experience, Future Tech specializes in AI-enabled infrastructure, PC-as-a-Service, and secure, large-scale technology lifecycle management for some of the world’s most mission-driven enterprises. Headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Future Tech is recognized as a trusted integrator behind some of the most advanced digital transformation initiatives in the federal sector. For more information, please visit ftei.com.

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