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Hewlett Packard AI Services
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has announced its entry into the AI cloud market, expanding its HPE GreenLake portfolio.
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About Hewlett Packard GreenLake
HPE GreenLake for LLMs runs on an AI-native architecture uniquely designed to run a single large-scale AI training and simulation workload, and at full computing capacity. The offering will support AI and HPC jobs on hundreds or thousands of CPUs or GPUs at once. This capability is effective, reliable, and efficient to train AI and create more accurate models, allowing enterprises to speed up their journey from POC to production to solve problems faster.
The HPE holistic approach to sustainability influences our infrastructure design, software applications, co-location facilities and more. HPE GreenLake for LLMs runs on nearly 100% renewable energy1, with measures such as power management optimization through HPE software.
You can count on HPE to help you do what’s right. Maintain control with data security, trustworthy and accurate models, no data lock-in, and HPE expertise to guide you every step of the way.
You can compress time exponentially. Massive AI training workloads, such as LLMs, that take weeks on normal resources finish in days, even hours, on an HPE Cray supercomputer. And supercomputing expertise is optional, not required.