Samsung SDS launches NPUaaS based on FuriosaAI Renegade
According to Odaily, on the 20th, Samsung SDS announced the launch of its Neural Processing Unit as a Service (NPUaaS) on the Samsung Cloud Platform (SCP), powered by FuriosaAI’s second-generation neural network processor Renegade (RGND). Renegade is a Korea-based NPU designed for AI inference, used for applications such as response generation from pre-trained AI models, document analysis, and image classification.
Samsung SDS stated that with NPUaaS, customers do not need to directly purchase NPU servers or build their own data centers, but can use the service via SCP through a subscription model. Enterprises can select 1, 2, 4, or 8 NPUs based on their demands and data scale, and utilize them in combination with SCP’s high-performance storage, computing, and high-speed network products.
Samsung SDS also noted that this NPUaaS will be offered in the SCP sovereign cloud environment to support public sector clients subject to strict security regulations. Lee Ho-jun, head of the Samsung SDS Cloud Services Division, stated that the company will continue expanding its SCP-based product portfolio.
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