Introducing LLM Machines: the case for private inference
Meet LLM Machines: managed private inference for businesses that need control over model deployment, access, updates and ongoing operations.
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What changes in AI, what it enables, and what it takes to run it.
Models, hardware and inference, considered through the decisions European businesses need to make.
Meet LLM Machines: managed private inference for businesses that need control over model deployment, access, updates and ongoing operations.
Read articleHow LLM Machines sizes, configures and maintains private inference, with workload testing, documented APIs and agreed operating responsibilities.
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Read articleAfter the first successful request, a private AI service needs named owners, access rules with quotas, an accepted update and rollback path, a recovery target and a clear boundary around integration.
Read articleA supplier benchmark can be real and still describe a different service. Define the workload, separate the first-token wait from generation, and agree the pass mark before you compare proposals.
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Read articlePrefix reuse in SGLang: what a shared prompt prefix changes, which request patterns benefit, and the checks to run before you design a deployment around it.
Read articleA benchmark score is a starting point. Five checks and a five-column worksheet turn a published result into a private AI model shortlist.
Read articleA practical checklist for private AI buyers: deployment location, operating authority, model updates, application ownership, acceptance, and capacity.
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