APMIC Unveils PrivAI at GTC 2025
APMIC has introduced its latest product, PrivAI, at the GTC 2025 conference, announced in a press release. PrivAI is a private AI solution designed for enterprises, offering high security and easy deployment. This marks APMIC's second appearance at the GTC and the first public unveiling of PrivAI.
In collaboration with Ubilink and Glows.ai, APMIC is also launching an innovative AI software leasing model. This model allows businesses to rent AI servers equipped with NVIDIA H100 GPUs, facilitating the development of autonomous AI solutions quickly and cost-effectively. The leasing model supports a range of AI capabilities, including enhanced text retrieval and advanced multimodal inference.
APMIC's participation in the GTC 2025 conference highlights its commitment to advancing enterprise AI solutions. The company is showcasing its core products, PrivAI and CaiGunn, which provide businesses with options for on-premises AI deployment, ensuring data security and operational efficiency.
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