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CodeBoxx Technology Unveils AI Software Factory Appliance in Tampa Bay

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CodeBoxx Technology unveiled CrewKit Forge, an AI software factory appliance, at the Titan 100 Tampa Bay awards gala. The appliance is designed to run AI models locally, handling workloads equivalent to up to 20 AI professionals in parallel. During the same event, founder and CEO Nicolas Genest was named one of the region's top 100 CEOs and C-level executives for the second consecutive year.

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The CrewKit Forge appliance combines compute, storage, and networking to function as an autonomous data center. This technology allows companies to own and install the software factory outright, ensuring routine code work remains on private premises.

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Who's involved

  • Nicolas GenestFounder and CEO of CodeBoxx Technology
  • companyCodeBoxx Technology, which developed the CrewKit Forge appliance

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  • Tampa Bay

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