Moderna uses OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise to scale 750 GPTs
The Moderna example is an illustration of how OpenAI is scaling its enterprise efforts beyond the reach it has with Microsoft.
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The Moderna example is an illustration of how OpenAI is scaling its enterprise efforts beyond the reach it has with Microsoft.
Run.ai's platform is Kubernetes-based and will help Nvidia customers distribute workloads across cloud, edge and data center infrastructure.
Snowflake launched Arctic, an open-source large language model (LLM) optimized for enterprise workloads and efficiency. The move highlights how data platforms are increasingly launching LLMs to combine with their data platforms.
Microsoft and The Coca-Cola Co. have an expanded deal as part of an emerging multi-cloud strategy. Coca-Cola also has AWS in the mix.
The ability to import custom models and evaluate them plays into the broader themes of generative AI choice and orchestration. AWS' Bedrock bet is that enterprises will use multiple models and need a neutral platform to orchestrate them.
Google Cloud Next 2024 has come and gone, but the buzz around Google's ambitious AI-driven security strategy is just getting started. With the unveiling of Gemini 1.5 Pro and a slew of new security features, Google is making a bold play to revolutionize the cybersecurity landscape. But what does this mean for customers, partners, and the industry at large?
SAP reported a first quarter loss due to a restructuring charge but said its cloud revenue was up 24% with cloud ERP revenue growth of 32%. SAP said its cloud backlog was €14.2 billion, up 27% from a year ago.
Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg is splitting the telecom giant's AI use cases in three buckets: Optimizing processes, product experiences and revenue growth.
Informatica said its first quarter results will be at the upper end of its guidance given in February and is "not currently engaged in any discussions about being acquired."
Generative AI use cases are proliferating in financial services to illustrate a trend that's a bit counterintuitive--heavily regulated industries appear to be better set up for artificial intelligence because they have their data and controls in order.
Equifax said it is deploying Google Cloud's Vertex AI platform across its systems as it accelerates data ingestion as well as new product launches.