
HPE Enters Public AI LLM Cloud Market with HPE GreenLake
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Authors: Mark Nossokoff, Melissa Riddle and Earl Joseph
Publication Date: July 2023
Length: 1 pages
At their annual HPE Discover conference, HPE announced its entry into the public AI cloud market with their HPE GreenLake for LLMs (large language models) supercomputer as a service offering. HPE GreenLake for LLMs aims to:
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- Make HPE’s leadership-class AI-native supercomputer infrastructure more accessible to users developing and leveraging LLMs for their business operations.
- Deliver turnkey LLMs supporting industry and domain-specific AI applications.
- Strengthen global sustainability and carbon-reduction initiatives partnering with colocation facilities running on nearly 100% renewable energy.
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