Today, AI cloud compute isn’t built for AI developers. We’re changing that. Introducing Foundry Cloud Platform – a public cloud that makes provisioning GPU compute for AI simple and self-serve. No contracts. No lead times. No flaky infra. Request access 👉 https://mlfoundry.com
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Reinventing the public cloud for AI.
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Foundry is reinventing the public cloud to make state-of-the-art compute accessible to every AI researcher and engineer.
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- Technologie, Information und Internet
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- 11-50 Mitarbeiter
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Want to help shape the future of the cloud for AI? We’re hiring! Check out our open roles and apply here: https://lnkd.in/gBk5Dwmw
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Our next AI founder and practitioner happy hour with Pear VC is happening in SF on September 4th 🎊 Register here: https://lu.ma/aihappyhour
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Access to compute shouldn't be the limiting factor for researchers and engineers at the forefront of AI. Learn about our vision for the future of the cloud from our Founder and CEO, Jared Quincy Davis 👇 https://lnkd.in/gfwdVJfE
Restoring the promise of the public cloud for AI | Foundry
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Last night was pretty great... We hosted a Demo Night with Foundry and Captions to show all the cool ways Gen AI is enabling creativity and expression 🪄🪄 Shoutout to Udio, Captions, ElevenLabs, Tavus, Figma, & Wand for the epic demos !!! We were blown away. Sign up via the link in comments to stay tuned for the next one 👀 🙏 Sigalit Perelson Scharfstein Kim Nahari Grant Davis Quinn Favret Vincent van der Meulen Daniel Moreno Midas Kwant Emilie Drishinski Conor Durkan
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Networks of networks (NoNs), which compose many inference calls to multiple monolithic AI models, can significantly improve system accuracy for certain subjects. But given their potential complexity, what principles can we use to guide the composition of NoNs? Read the full paper from our founder and CEO Jared Quincy Davis and co-authors Boris Hanin, Lingjiao Chen, Peter Bailis, Ion Stoica, and Matei Zaharia 👇 https://lnkd.in/g3t9Z9gU
In this new article, I and co-authors Boris Hanin, Lingjiao Chen, Peter Bailis, Ion Stoica, and Matei Zaharia explore one of the most powerful ideas we have yet discovered to inform compound AI systems design: verifiability. In common situations where practitioners are willing to expend a higher budget to go beyond the capabilities frontier accessible to today's state-of-the-art (SOTA) monolithic models, they may be willing to invoke many model inference calls, composing them into “networks of networks” (NoNs) of sorts. The question then becomes: what principles should guide the composition of these NoNs? Inspired by TCS and PCP notions that often verification is easier than generation (as holds for classical problems like graph coloring), we construct “best-of-K” or “judge-based” Compound AI Systems, which explicitly separate “generator” modules from “verifier” modules. We posit that these systems are particularly helpful for “reasoning-based” or “procedural-knowledge” oriented tasks, which are often more verifiable, less so for factual or declarative-knowledge settings (and we can use these systems partly to help characterize tasks, including subjects in the MMLU, along these lines). Very neatly, it turns out we can analytically characterize when these systems can confer a gain and predict the gain’s extent. We hope people will extend these ideas to tackle some of the reasoning-oriented application frontiers that are a bit beyond the range of today’s SOTA models. https://lnkd.in/gt5BbD4X
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Thank you to Sirisha Kadamalakalva and Rob Garlick for hosting Jared Quincy Davis at Citi Gen AI Summit earlier this week, and to co-panelists Bryan McCann, Jeff Denworth, and Nitin Agrawal for the insightful conversation around the infrastructure challenges at the heart of the gen AI revolution.
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Join us and Factory for happy hour in SF next Wednesday to talk Droids and GPUs 😎 Registration is limited – RSVP 👇 https://lu.ma/tik670w9
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Our founder and CEO, Jared Quincy Davis, joined Yahoo Finance to talk about the future of AI infrastructure and how we are helping companies access and utilize AI compute. Here are the key takeaways: 1. GPUs are one of the most important commodities in capitalism 2. It’s not a GPU supply issue, it’s a utilization issue 3. Major companies like Google and OpenAI spend more on AI compute than they do on people Link to clip in the comments.
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