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Nvidia says NeMo microservices now generally available

CIO

Nvidia today announced the general availability of neural module (NeMo) microservices, a modular platform for building and customizing gen AI models and AI agents. NeMo microservices integrate with partner platforms to provide features including prompt tuning, supervised fine-tuning, and knowledge retrieval tools.

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Amazon Bedrock Marketplace now includes NVIDIA models: Introducing NVIDIA Nemotron-4 NIM microservices

AWS Machine Learning - AI

The NVIDIA Nemotron family, available as NVIDIA NIM microservices, offers a cutting-edge suite of language models now available through Amazon Bedrock Marketplace, marking a significant milestone in AI model accessibility and deployment. In addition, Eliuth is a passionate mountain biker, skier, tennis and poker player.

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Nvidia’s ‘hard pivot’ to AI reasoning bolsters Llama models for agentic AI

CIO

The company has post-trained its new Llama Nemotron family of reasoning models to improve multistep math, coding, reasoning, and complex decision-making. Post-training is a set of processes and techniques for refining and optimizing a machine learning model after its initial training on a dataset.

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Nvidia AI Enterprise adds generative AI microservices

CIO

of Nvidia’s enterprise-spanning AI software platform will feature a smorgasbord of microservices designed to speed app development and provide quick ways to ramp up deployments, the company announced today at its GPU Technology Conference. Containers, Generative AI, Microservices, Nvidia Version 5.0 Nvidia’s AI Enterprise 5.0

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Microservices Adoption in 2020

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

Microservices seem to be everywhere. Scratch that: talk about microservices seems to be everywhere. So we wanted to determine to what extent, and how, O’Reilly subscribers are empirically using microservices. Here’s a summary of our key findings: Most adopters are successful with microservices. And that’s the problem.

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Learning Over Delivery – How Companies Become Learning Organizations with Dojos

Agile Alliance

These include adopting Agile methods, modern engineering practices, DevOps, API design, microservices, and cloud architectures. Successful transformations require learning that is hard to achieve through traditional approaches to training. Most organizations adopt short-form, workshop-style training despite its … Continued.

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Missing the point about microservices – it's about testing and deploying independently

Erik Bernhardsson

Ok, so I have to first preface this whole blog post by a few things: I really struggle with the term microservices. Maybe because the term is hopelessly ill-defined, maybe because it’s gotten picked up by the hype train. So basically since 2006 I’ve been continuously working in what people now call a “microservice architecture”.