Oracle Cloud Infrastructure chosen by AI firms for model training
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AUSTIN – A group of artificial intelligence (AI) companies, including Modal, Suno, Together AI, and Twelve Labs, have recently adopted Oracle (NYSE:) Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and OCI Supercluster to enhance their AI model training and inferencing capabilities. These AI innovators are leveraging Oracle’s cloud services to support the development and deployment of production-ready AI, particularly focusing on large language model training for generative AI applications.
As AI technology advances, the need for robust and scalable cloud infrastructure has become paramount. Oracle’s OCI AI Infrastructure provides these companies with high-performance GPU clusters necessary for a wide range of applications like machine learning, image processing, and massively parallel high-performance computing (HPC) applications. This infrastructure is designed to allow AI companies to scale their GPU instances quickly and cost-effectively.
Modal, a serverless GPU platform company, has utilized OCI Compute bare metal instances to expand its operations globally, citing Oracle’s performance and cost as key factors in its growth. Suno, a generative music company, has selected OCI Supercluster for training its machine learning models, emphasizing the scalability and management capabilities provided by Oracle.
Together AI, known for its cloud platform for generative AI model training and inference, chose OCI for its performance and security features, which are crucial for the company’s rapid expansion. Twelve Labs, an AI startup focused on video understanding, relies on OCI’s bare metal GPUs and high-internode bandwidth to train large-scale models efficiently.
Oracle’s commitment to supporting AI companies includes not only providing the infrastructure but also offering dedicated engineering support throughout the deployment process. This ensures that AI firms can innovate rapidly while maintaining high standards of quality and security.
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