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Evolving KServe: The Unified Model Inference Platform for Both Predictive and... F. Spolti & J. Lee
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
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- Presented by Filippe Spolti & Jooho Lee, Red Hat
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Cloud and DevOpsAI and machine learningKubernetesTransformers and LLMsTraining and serving models
Filippe Spolti and Jooho Lee discuss the evolution of KServe as a cloud-native model serving platform for predictive and generative AI.
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