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Clarifai Launches Vendor-Agnostic AI Orchestration to Optimize Compute Resources

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Clarifai Introduces Vendor-Agnostic AI Orchestration for Enterprises

Clarifai, the AI solutions provider, has launched new vendor-agnostic orchestration capabilities designed to optimize and streamline compute resource management for enterprises. The update allows organizations to coordinate resources across all compute environments, including cloud providers and on-premise machines, from a single, unified control panel.

Optimizing AI Operations

Building on its existing control center dashboard, which provided centralized visibility into compute sources, Clarifai’s latest functionality automates resource allocation and optimization. By analyzing factors like cost and performance, enterprises can now manage and scale AI workflows more efficiently.

A standout feature of this system is the ability to bundle smaller AI models from various sources into a cohesive workflow. This gives companies greater control over compute resource usage, addressing a critical concern for enterprises grappling with the high costs of AI compute operations.

Benefits for Businesses

Clarifai’s orchestration solution is tailored to meet the needs of cost-conscious enterprises. By offering a secure, centralized platform, organizations can manage multiple compute clusters seamlessly, regardless of provider or location. This not only enhances resource efficiency but also supports scalability as businesses expand their AI capabilities.

Clarifai’s Evolution

Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., Clarifai began as a computer vision startup and has evolved into a comprehensive AI lifecycle platform. It offers services ranging from data labeling to AI model training and workflow management. With over 1.5 million AI models deployed, Clarifai serves clients such as OpenTable, Siemens, and Canva.

A Strong Backing

Clarifai has raised over $100 million in venture funding, with its most recent $60 million round in 2021 led by NEA, valuing the company at $775 million. Other notable backers include USV, Menlo Ventures, and Lux Capital.

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