Best AI Infrastructure Platforms for Google Compute Engine

Find and compare the best AI Infrastructure platforms for Google Compute Engine in 2024

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top AI Infrastructure platforms for Google Compute Engine on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    BentoML Reviews

    BentoML

    BentoML

    Free
    Your ML model can be served in minutes in any cloud. Unified model packaging format that allows online and offline delivery on any platform. Our micro-batching technology allows for 100x more throughput than a regular flask-based server model server. High-quality prediction services that can speak the DevOps language, and seamlessly integrate with common infrastructure tools. Unified format for deployment. High-performance model serving. Best practices in DevOps are incorporated. The service uses the TensorFlow framework and the BERT model to predict the sentiment of movie reviews. DevOps-free BentoML workflow. This includes deployment automation, prediction service registry, and endpoint monitoring. All this is done automatically for your team. This is a solid foundation for serious ML workloads in production. Keep your team's models, deployments and changes visible. You can also control access via SSO and RBAC, client authentication and auditing logs.
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    Google Cloud GPUs Reviews

    Google Cloud GPUs

    Google

    $0.160 per GPU
    Accelerate compute jobs such as machine learning and HPC. There are many GPUs available to suit different price points and performance levels. Flexible pricing and machine customizations are available to optimize your workload. High-performance GPUs available on Google Cloud for machine intelligence, scientific computing, 3D visualization, and machine learning. NVIDIA K80 and P100 GPUs, T4, V100 and A100 GPUs offer a variety of compute options to meet your workload's cost and performance requirements. You can optimize the processor, memory and high-performance disk for your specific workload by using up to 8 GPUs per instance. All this with per-second billing so that you only pay for what you use. You can run GPU workloads on Google Cloud Platform, which offers industry-leading storage, networking and data analytics technologies. Compute Engine offers GPUs that can be added to virtual machine instances. Learn more about GPUs and the types of hardware available.
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    Google Deep Learning Containers Reviews
    Google Cloud allows you to quickly build your deep learning project. You can quickly prototype your AI applications using Deep Learning Containers. These Docker images are compatible with popular frameworks, optimized for performance, and ready to be deployed. Deep Learning Containers create a consistent environment across Google Cloud Services, making it easy for you to scale in the cloud and shift from on-premises. You can deploy on Google Kubernetes Engine, AI Platform, Cloud Run and Compute Engine as well as Docker Swarm and Kubernetes Engine.
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    Google Cloud Deep Learning VM Image Reviews
    You can quickly provision a VM with everything you need for your deep learning project on Google Cloud. Deep Learning VM Image makes it simple and quick to create a VM image containing all the most popular AI frameworks for a Google Compute Engine instance. Compute Engine instances can be launched pre-installed in TensorFlow and PyTorch. Cloud GPU and Cloud TPU support can be easily added. Deep Learning VM Image supports all the most popular and current machine learning frameworks like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and more. Deep Learning VM Images can be used to accelerate model training and deployment. They are optimized with the most recent NVIDIA®, CUDA-X AI drivers and libraries, and the Intel®, Math Kernel Library. All the necessary frameworks, libraries and drivers are pre-installed, tested and approved for compatibility. Deep Learning VM Image provides seamless notebook experience with integrated JupyterLab support.
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