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Together AI Enhances Open-Weight Inference Platform
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Why it matters
- →Provides developers with greater control over AI model deployment and performance.
- →Supports secure integration of proprietary IP with open-weight models.
- →Streamlines AI deployment with advanced features like canary and blue-green updates.
Together AI has launched a significant update to its inference platform, designed to give developers greater control over AI model deployment. The platform supports rapid model deployment with features like canary and blue-green updates, ensuring production-grade reliability. A closed beta for custom training, including reinforcement learning and fine-tuning, is also announced. This update emphasizes the use of open-weight models, allowing teams to integrate proprietary IP securely while maintaining control over performance and quality. The platform aims to streamline AI deployment, making it more flexible and efficient.
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