Nvidia released a generative AI Foundry service based on Microsoft Azure, which was first adopted by SAP SE, Amdocs and Getty Images.
CTOnews.com November 16, Microsoft Ignite 2023 conference kicked off today, with the launch of AI Workshop (AI foundry) service based on Microsoft Intelligent Cloud Microsoft Azure, designed to help enterprises and startups develop, tune and deploy their custom generative AI applications on Azure.
According to reports, this NVIDIA AI foundry service integrates three elements: NVIDIA AI Foundation Models, NVIDIA NeMo framework and tools, and NVIDIA DGX cloud AI supercomputing service.
Nvidia said it could provide an end-to-end solution for enterprises to create custom generative AI models and enable them to deploy their custom models using NVIDIA AI Enterprise software to support spanning AI applications, including intelligent search, summaries and content generation.
At present, the three major vendors SAP SE, Amdocs and Getty Images have taken the lead in using this service to build their custom AI models.
In addition, Nvidia also announced that it will update TensorRT-LLM, add Chat API support for OpenAI, and enhance DirectML features to improve the performance of AI models such as Llama 2 and Stable Diffusion, as previously reported by CTOnews.com.
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