What is Lambda?
- Founder: Stephen Balaban
- Launch: 2012
- Use Cases: Training large language models, fine-tuning AI systems, deploying inference APIs, supporting enterprise GPU clusters, building privacy-focused AI chat tools.
- Technology: High-performance NVIDIA GPUs, cloud orchestration software, optimized inference APIs, privacy-driven AI interfaces, open-source model integration, and scalable AI infrastructure.
Lambda is an AI-powered AI Agent platform that delivers cutting-edge assistive applications for our global community of developers, researchers, and enterprises. Lambda was founded in 2012 by Stephen Balaban to serve the AI hardware market. Lambda now provides one of the most powerful GPU cloud services in the industry, providing both on-demand and private GPU clusters for large-scale training, multi-node fine-tuning, and fast-paced inference. Lambda simplifies deployment with its inference APIs, offering developers efficient, low-cost, low-latency inferencing performance. Lambda specifically supports open-source large language models to enable third-party development and community innovation without the restraint of a proprietary ecosystem.
Lambda also develops privacy-first AI tools such as Lambda Chat to protect your data and ensure secure interactions. Lambda's growth has included funding and expanding its GPU capabilities so it can deliver the proper orchestration software as well as provide large-scale AI to our community with ease. By combining hardware and robust cloud capacity, Lambda removes the barriers between research and production, providing the necessary framework for fast-paced experimentation and reliable deployment for teams to build scalable AI systems across numerous industries.
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