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Categories/AI Hosting & Inference/Tensorfuse
Tensorfuse

Tensorfuse

Founded 2024

Deploy, fine-tune, and run serverless machine learning models on your cloud infrastructure

You can use Tensorfuse to run serverless machine learning models directly inside your own cloud account. It allows developers to fine-tune open-source artificial intelligence models and deploy them on auto-scaling cloud GPUs. You can connect your local development environment directly to cloud hardware without dealing with manual remote access setup. Tensorfuse also provides job queues for running batch workloads and supports multi-LoRA inference on single GPUs, letting you manage machine learning infrastructure and control hardware costs without managing bare-metal servers.

What Tensorfuse does

Deploy open-source machine learning models to cloud GPUsFine-tune language models with Axolotl or UnslothServe multiple LoRA adapters on a single hardware instanceScale GPU container instances up or down based on trafficSync local code changes in real time to remote cloud containersMonitor background training and inference jobs using the CLIRun serverless GPU inference inside your own cloud accountStart gigabyte-sized GPU containers in seconds with minimal cold boot delaysHot-swap and serve multiple LoRA adapters on a single GPUFine-tune open-source language models using tools like Axolotl and UnslothConnect local IDEs directly to cloud GPUs via dev containers without SSH keysQueue batch inference and background processing jobs with CLI status monitoringStore training datasets and model weights securely in private S3 buckets

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