Best Machine Learning Software for Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)

Find and compare the best Machine Learning software for Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) in 2024

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Machine Learning software for Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Google Cloud Speech-to-Text Reviews
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    An API powered by Google's AI technology allows you to accurately convert speech into text. You can accurately caption your content, provide a better user experience with products using voice commands, and gain insight from customer interactions to improve your service. Google's deep learning neural network algorithms are the most advanced in automatic speech recognition (ASR). Speech-to-Text allows for experimentation, creation, management, and customization of custom resources. You can deploy speech recognition wherever you need it, whether it's in the cloud using the API or on-premises using Speech-to-Text O-Prem. You can customize speech recognition to translate domain-specific terms or rare words. Automated conversion of spoken numbers into addresses, years and currencies. Our user interface makes it easy to experiment with your speech audio.
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    Ray Reviews

    Ray

    Anyscale

    Free
    You can develop on your laptop, then scale the same Python code elastically across hundreds or GPUs on any cloud. Ray converts existing Python concepts into the distributed setting, so any serial application can be easily parallelized with little code changes. With a strong ecosystem distributed libraries, scale compute-heavy machine learning workloads such as model serving, deep learning, and hyperparameter tuning. Scale existing workloads (e.g. Pytorch on Ray is easy to scale by using integrations. Ray Tune and Ray Serve native Ray libraries make it easier to scale the most complex machine learning workloads like hyperparameter tuning, deep learning models training, reinforcement learning, and training deep learning models. In just 10 lines of code, you can get started with distributed hyperparameter tune. Creating distributed apps is hard. Ray is an expert in distributed execution.
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    NVIDIA Triton Inference Server Reviews
    NVIDIA Triton™, an inference server, delivers fast and scalable AI production-ready. Open-source inference server software, Triton inference servers streamlines AI inference. It allows teams to deploy trained AI models from any framework (TensorFlow or NVIDIA TensorRT®, PyTorch or ONNX, XGBoost or Python, custom, and more on any GPU or CPU-based infrastructure (cloud or data center, edge, or edge). Triton supports concurrent models on GPUs to maximize throughput. It also supports x86 CPU-based inferencing and ARM CPUs. Triton is a tool that developers can use to deliver high-performance inference. It integrates with Kubernetes to orchestrate and scale, exports Prometheus metrics and supports live model updates. Triton helps standardize model deployment in production.
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    Google Cloud TPU Reviews

    Google Cloud TPU

    Google

    $0.97 per chip-hour
    Machine learning has led to business and research breakthroughs in everything from network security to medical diagnosis. To make similar breakthroughs possible, we created the Tensor Processing unit (TPU). Cloud TPU is a custom-designed machine learning ASIC which powers Google products such as Translate, Photos and Search, Assistant, Assistant, and Gmail. Here are some ways you can use the TPU and machine-learning to accelerate your company's success, especially when it comes to scale. Cloud TPU is designed for cutting-edge machine learning models and AI services on Google Cloud. Its custom high-speed network provides over 100 petaflops performance in a single pod. This is enough computational power to transform any business or create the next breakthrough in research. It is similar to compiling code to train machine learning models. You need to update frequently and you want to do it as efficiently as possible. As apps are built, deployed, and improved, ML models must be trained repeatedly.
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    Google Cloud GPUs Reviews

    Google Cloud GPUs

    Google

    $0.160 per GPU
    Accelerate compute jobs such as machine learning and HPC. There are many GPUs available to suit different price points and performance levels. Flexible pricing and machine customizations are available to optimize your workload. High-performance GPUs available on Google Cloud for machine intelligence, scientific computing, 3D visualization, and machine learning. NVIDIA K80 and P100 GPUs, T4, V100 and A100 GPUs offer a variety of compute options to meet your workload's cost and performance requirements. You can optimize the processor, memory and high-performance disk for your specific workload by using up to 8 GPUs per instance. All this with per-second billing so that you only pay for what you use. You can run GPU workloads on Google Cloud Platform, which offers industry-leading storage, networking and data analytics technologies. Compute Engine offers GPUs that can be added to virtual machine instances. Learn more about GPUs and the types of hardware available.
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    Google Deep Learning Containers Reviews
    Google Cloud allows you to quickly build your deep learning project. You can quickly prototype your AI applications using Deep Learning Containers. These Docker images are compatible with popular frameworks, optimized for performance, and ready to be deployed. Deep Learning Containers create a consistent environment across Google Cloud Services, making it easy for you to scale in the cloud and shift from on-premises. You can deploy on Google Kubernetes Engine, AI Platform, Cloud Run and Compute Engine as well as Docker Swarm and Kubernetes Engine.
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