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ClearML v3.25 introduces native support for vector databases within the Hyper-Datasets feature. This release enables users to store and search embeddings directly inside ClearML, opening the door to powerful custom RAG pipelines. In addition, v3.25 includes expanded orchestration metrics, new Application Gateway UI, and a range of UI upgrades to streamline day-to-day operations.

By Erez Schnaider, Technical Product Marketing Manager, ClearML In a previous blog post, we laid the foundations for understanding multi-tenancy in GPU-access infrastructure and highlighted its critical importance. In this post, we’ll dive into ClearML’s approach to achieving secure and efficient multi-tenancy. At a high level, multi-tenancy refers to the ability to share a single resource pool, typically GPU or CPU clusters, across multiple, logically isolated entities known as tenants.

The manufacturing industry can benefit from AI, data and machine learning to advance manufacturing quality and productivity, minimize waste and reduce costs. With ML, manufacturers can modernize their businesses through use cases like forecasting demand, optimizing scheduling, preventing malfunctioning and managing quality. These all significantly contribute to bottom line improvement.

BigQuery ML adds TimesFM, LLM-based structured output generation, row-wise inference functions, expanded model choice, and Contribution Analysis GA.

The retail industry has been shaped and fundamentally transformed by disruptive technologies in the past decade. From AI assisted customer service experiences to advanced robotics in operations, retailers are pursuing new technologies to address margin strains and rising customer expectations.

Two years after Seagate first shared their AI and MLOps success story, the data storage leader is now revealing how far they've come since then. In this blog post, you’ll see how the team manages thousands of AI models in production with only a few team members. This is thanks to their AI factory, whichdoes the heavy lifting of automated processes like monitoring, testing, mocking and more.

AI builders deploying models into production focus on ensuring well-performing models are available for users. Once the model is live, the focus shifts to optimizing GPU usage for efficient deployment. While GPU machines offer the best performance, they are costly to run and frequently remain underutilized.

Even in light of recent return-to-work mandates, it’s clear that the way we work has changed. Remote and hybrid teams are now the norm, and while this shift has brought flexibility, it’s also introduced unique challenges for AI and ML teams. One of the most pressing issues is ensuring seamless access to the compute resources needed to run machine learning workloads.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world, but for those managing AI infrastructure, it can feel like they’re being consumed by complexity. AI solutions often promise automation, efficiency, and intelligent decision-making, but behind the curtain, DevOps teams and IT professionals are wrestling with an ever-growing, complex web of software challenges.