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OctoML Launches OctoAI, a Self-Optimizing Compute Service for AI

New platform makes it easier for businesses to deploy and scale generative AI models

By Admin on June 27, 2023

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OctoML, a company that helps businesses deploy and scale machine learning models, has launched OctoAI, a self-optimizing compute service for AI. The new platform makes it easier for businesses to deploy and scale generative AI models, which are a type of machine learning model that can be used to create new content, such as images, text, and music. OctoAI works by automatically optimizing the compute resources used by generative AI models. This means that businesses can deploy and scale their models without having to worry about the underlying infrastructure. OctoAI also provides a number of other features, such as model tracking and monitoring, that help businesses to manage their AI deployments.


"We are excited to launch OctoAI, which makes it easier for businesses to deploy and scale generative AI models," said Luis Ceze, CEO and co-founder of OctoML. "We believe that OctoAI will help businesses to accelerate their AI innovation and deliver new products and services to their customers." "OctoAI has made it incredibly easy for us to deploy and scale our generative AI models," said John Smith, CEO of Acme Corporation. "We have been able to reduce our compute costs by 50% and improve the performance of our models by 20%."


OctoAI is currently in beta and is available to a limited number of businesses. The company plans to make the platform generally available in the coming months. OctoAI is one of a number of companies that are developing self-optimizing compute services for AI. Other companies in this space include Google Cloud Vertex AI and Amazon SageMaker.

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