Brev Dev, a San Francisco-based AI/ML development platform that was recently acquired by NVIDIA, launched Brev 2.5 that allows one to develop custom containers on Brev.
“One of our biggest feature requests was people wanting to bring their own container, instead of just picking from one of the containers that we support that's now live. As part of that, we redesigned the front end experience,” said Nader Khalil, co-founder and CEO of Brev.Dev, current director of dev tech at NVIDIA.
When provisioning a new GPU, the previous process required selecting the GPU first and then choosing what to run on it. Now, with Brev 2.5, the order is reversed. A user can first choose the container they wish to run, and then select the appropriate compute resources. This redesign also allows the company to suggest suitable compute options.
Brev for ML Models
The startup offers seamless building, training and deployment of ML models on the cloud. The biggest advantage of this platform is the ability to offer various cloud providers to allow one to optimise GPU as per cost-efficiency.
The announcement only strengthens Brev Dev’s commitment to the developer community with NVIDIA as the main backer.
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