Cloud providers like DigitalOcean are hosting ready-made AI models from companies like OpenAI, utilizing specialized hardware such as Nvidia AI chips.
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Updated Jun 17
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Cloud providers like DigitalOcean are hosting ready-made AI models from companies like OpenAI, utilizing specialized hardware such as Nvidia AI chips.
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The entities involved
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DigitalOcean
American cloud infrastructure provider
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Nvidia
American multinational technology company
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OpenAI
American artificial intelligence research organization
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