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    Cloudera Collaborates with NVIDIA to Enhance Generative AI Capabilities

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    Cloudera Collaborates with NVIDIA to Enhance Generative AI Capabilities

    Cloudera, a leading data company for trusted enterprise AI, has announced its expanded collaboration with NVIDIA.

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    Cloudera, a leading data company for trusted enterprise AI, has announced its expanded collaboration with NVIDIA. The partnership aims to integrate enterprise-grade NVIDIA NIM microservices into Cloudera Machine Learning, a Cloudera Data Platform service for AI/ML workflows. The integration will deliver fast, secure, and simplified end-to-end generative AI workflows in production.

    Empowering Generative AI Workflows

    The collaboration between Cloudera and NVIDIA will leverage NVIDIA NIM and NeMo Retriever microservices. These microservices enable developers to link AI models to business data, such as text, images, and visualizations, for generating highly accurate, contextually relevant responses. By integrating NVIDIA microservices, Cloudera Machine Learning aims to empower customers to unleash the value of their enterprise data by bringing high-performance AI workflows and accelerated computing to their data, wherever it resides.

    Enhanced Model Inference Performance

    Cloudera Machine Learning will integrate model and application serving powered by NVIDIA microservices to boost model inference performance across all workloads. With this new AI model-serving functionality, customers can achieve fault-tolerance, low-latency serving, and auto-scaling for models deployed anywhere, from both public and private clouds.

    Simplified Connection of Custom LLMs to Enterprise Data

    Additionally, Cloudera Machine Learning will offer integrated NVIDIA NeMo Retriever microservices to simplify the connection of custom Large Language Models (LLMs) to enterprise data. This capability will enable users to build retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)-based applications for production use.

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