Mind Lab Opens Mint Recursive AI Training Platform to Enterprises

Oct 21, 2026
Mint Recursive combines benchmark design, data preparation, model training, inference and deployment, with specialist training starting at $1,000.

Mind Lab announces in a press release that its Mint Recursive platform is now available to enterprises building models for specific industries. The platform combines benchmark design, data preparation, model post training, inference and deployment in one workflow.

Specialist training starts at $1,000. Mind Lab says its use of LoRA post training, shared base models and distributed optimization has reduced GPU costs by more than 90% on delivered projects. Customers can select models from the GLM, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen and MiniMax families, with private, virtual private cloud and hybrid deployment options.

Customers can ask Mind Lab engineers to manage the full workflow, use automated training while defining their own model and data settings, or write their own loss functions and training loops. The platform provides computing clusters, trajectory sampling, weight synchronization and inference for teams choosing the third option.

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