Boost Run receives NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud certification on Blackwell architecture

Boost Run announced it has achieved NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud certification on NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, joining a small group of cloud providers worldwide to earn this designation. The company is planning to merge with Willow Lane Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: WLAC) and expects to trade under the symbol "BRUN" upon completion.

The NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud program recognizes cloud platforms that demonstrate AI workload performance within 5% of NVIDIA's reference targets across real-world training workloads and multi-GPU configurations. Other providers with this certification include CoreWeave, Nebius, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Microsoft Azure.

To achieve validation, providers must demonstrate reproducible performance on NVIDIA Blackwell benchmarking recipes, infrastructure consistency from single nodes to multi-thousand GPU configurations, and full-stack optimization aligned to NVIDIA Enterprise Reference Architectures.

"Achieving NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud is validation of what we are committed to delivering the highest caliber of performance for our enterprise users," said Andy Karos, Founder and CEO of Boost Run.

Warren Barkley, Vice President of Product Management at NVIDIA, said the achievement demonstrates Boost Run's commitment to delivering AI infrastructure performance standards.

Boost Run's certification was achieved on its NVIDIA HGX B300 infrastructure, operating from data centers in Charlotte, Raleigh, Dallas, Seattle, and Eagan. The company maintains SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and ISO 27701 certifications.

The information is based on a company press release statement.

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