Gcore Introduces Everywhere AI for Unified Deployment Across Cloud, Hybrid, and On-Prem Environments
Gcore has launched Everywhere AI, a platform that allows enterprises, cloud service providers, and telcos to deploy and manage AI workloads across on-premises, hybrid, and cloud environments in just three clicks, announced in a press release.
Everywhere AI combines AI training and inference management within a single interface and features auto-scaling, GPU and model health checks, and CDN integration for real-time inference. The platform supports both public and air-gapped environments for sectors such as healthcare, finance, and government, and is available via GPU subscription for flexible use of owned or rented resources.
The system is optimized for performance and compliance through Gcore Smart Routing, which ensures data requests stay within approved regions. It also offers lifecycle management for model versioning and upgrades, as well as workload optimization to balance performance and cost.
Everywhere AI has been validated on HPE ProLiant servers and is available through HPE GreenLake under CAPEX or OPEX models, providing enterprises with consumption-based scalability for AI workloads.
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