Furiosa Inference Cloud - Llama 3.1 APIs
FuriosaAI · Software Development
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Easily Prototype & Architect efficient AI Inference Data Center Infrastructure with Furiosa Inference Cloud. Test, optimize, and deploy Llama 3.1 models with APIs built on high-efficiency AI chips.
Furiosa Inference Cloud on Microsoft Azure Marketplace
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Furiosa Inference Cloud on Azure Marketplace provides a seamless way for organizations to test and deploy RNGD on a familiar cloud platform.
Customers can choose the best deployment option for their needs:
- Cloud-first - Get started instantly via Azure Marketplace.
- On-Prem - Deploy RNGD in your own data centers.
- Hybrid - Combine both for flexibility as needs evolve.
Llama 3.1 inference APIs on Furiosa RNGD
The first release of Furiosa Inference Cloud prioritizes immediate usability, offering APIs for inference with pre-compiled Llama 3.1 models on RNGD. Organizations can instantly test and utilize RNGD’s efficiency and performance within their existing workflows. This enables organizations to test and leverage RNGD’s efficiency and performance instantly in their existing workflows.
Key benefits:
- Instant Deployment - Deploy Llama 3.1 inference on RNGD in minutes
- Scalable Efficiency - Adjust inference capacity on demand
- Seamless Azure Integration - Use RNGD with your existing Azure stack
Why Efficient AI Inference is a must-have
AI adoption is accelerating, driving surging demand for inference computing. GPUs consume too much power, requiring enterprises and cloud & data center providers looking for more efficient alternatives. Read this blog to learn more.
Why Furiosa RNGD - Tensor Contraction Processor?
Furiosa RNGD, powered by Tensor Contraction Processor (TCP) architecture, is an AI inference chip for data centers that delivers performant inference computing for LLMs while maintaining a radically efficient power consumption.
- TCP Overview Blog
- TCP Academic Research Paper
- TCP ISCA 2024 Presentation
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