Model Serving
The infrastructure and process of hosting a trained AI model and exposing it as an API endpoint for real-time or batch inference.
How It Works
Common Use Cases
- 1Self-hosting open-source models
- 2High-throughput inference pipelines
- 3Custom model deployment
- 4On-premise AI for regulated industries
Related Terms
The process of running a trained AI model to generate predictions or outputs from new inputs, as opposed to training the model.
GPU / TPUSpecialized processors designed for the parallel mathematical operations that AI models require for training and inference.
QuantizationA technique that reduces AI model size and memory requirements by using lower-precision numbers to represent model weights, trading a small accuracy loss for major efficiency gains.
LatencyThe time delay between sending a request to an AI model and receiving the response, critical for real-time user-facing applications.
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