ORIONVM TO HOST BLAIZE’S AI APPLICATION ON CLOUD FOR CUSTOMER DATA-RELATED IMPROVEMENT

 

Cloud computing company, OrionVM, has added to it’s fold AI and automotive computing firm, Blaize, to aid in offering AI-as-a-Service (AIaaS) features to their customers.

The addition will assist organizations to effectively attend to the Artificial Intelligence (AI) needs. Both companies have agreed to sell Blaize’s AI application along with OrionVM’s cloud computing platform.

“Now, companies do not need to build their clouds, or rely on inflexible and expensive public clouds to build, test, and utilize their artificial intelligence systems. They can now take advantage of data insights through AIaaS without expensive up-front investments. This allows them to harness the power of machine learning at significantly lower costs”, said Chief Operating Officer and Vice President for Partnerships at OrionVM, Daniel Pfeiffer.

Mr. Pfeiffer expressed excitement about their partnership as well as offerings by Blaize to help enterprises.

We built our AI solutions with a deep understanding of where AI technology began and where it can go. Our innovative approach has helped companies across various industries because we address their need for products purpose-built for the requirements of edge AI,” said Chief Executive Officer and Cofounder at Blaize, Dinakar Munagala.

“Our solutions allow customers flexibility by programming AI solutions to fit their specific requirements. Our advanced code-free AI software also uniquely implements “edge-aware” transfer learning and optimizations for higher accuracy post-model compression. The possibilities are almost limitless.”

Blaize AI application will be available on OrionVM’s platform to their customers deploy combined offerings to solve industry challenges in several verticals.”

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