Farsight and Ornn Bring AI to Banks' Own Infrastructure
Farsight and Ornn are partnering to let banks run AI models within their own technology environments, the companies announced in a press release. The offering combines Farsight's financial services AI platform with GPU capacity sourced through Ornn.
Banks can apply the models to proprietary data, previous work, templates and standards without sending sensitive client or deal information to external model providers. Farsight routes tasks across multiple models and can produce materials including pitch books, memos and financial models.
The package also gives institutions access to pricing data from the Ornn Compute Price Index, which tracks GPU prices using completed transactions. The companies plan to work jointly with financial institutions that want to bring more AI workloads into their own systems.
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