The launch of Amazon Elastic Inference lets customers add GPU acceleration to any EC2 instance for faster inference at 75 percent savings. Typically, the average utilization of GPUs during inference ...

Amazon Web Services today announced Amazon Elastic Inference, a new service that lets customers attach GPU-powered inference acceleration to any Amazon EC2 instance and reduces deep learning costs by ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. announced today that it’s adding support for PyTorch models with its Amazon Elastic Inference service, which it said will help developers reduce the costs of deep learning ...

Amazon Elastic Inference (generally available today): While training rightfully receives a lot of attention, inference actually accounts for the majority of the cost and complexity for running machine ...

Amazon Web Services said that the new Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud Trn2 instances and Trn2 UltraServers, the” most powerful” EC2 compute options for ML training and inference, are now available..

'If you look at instances to start, it's not just that we have meaningfully more instances than anybody else, but it's also that we've got a lot more powerful capabilities in each of those instances,' ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Elastic (NYSE: ESTC) announced support for Amazon Bedrock-hosted models in Elasticsearch Open Inference API and Playground. Developers now have the flexibility to ...

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In another sign of Amazon.com Inc.’s broad ambitions in cloud computing, the company’s cloud company today debuted a new processor chip designed for machine learning. The chip, called Inferentia, will ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about disruptive companies, technologies and usage models. It has been a bit over a week since AWS re:Invent 2018 ended in ...