Generative AI Cloud Platforms: AWS, Azure, or Google?
With the rise of generative AI, the top hyperscalers —?Amazon Web Services, Google, and Microsoft — are engaging in yet another round of intense competitive battles.
Generative AI?needs massive computing power and large datasets, which makes the public cloud an ideal platform choice. From offering the foundation models as a service to training and fine-tuning generative AI models, public cloud providers are in a race to attract the developer community and the enterprise.
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1 年Maybe it’s just me but I tend to start thinking that the biggest LLM breakthroughs are not necessarily from the biggest companies that can consume and buy the vast amount of data for learning purposes. This is important work and feeds the generative AI research further for sure. But the real deal, I believe, relies in the data which is not available for big tech for money to buy even. And not many want to see those as part of the trillion parameter know-it-all models even. Say medical records and epicrisis texts for example hold a huge potential I’m sure.