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Results for “distributed inference”

14 tools in the directory · Updated

“distributed inference”Ways to use: Command lineBacked by Y CombinatorShowing 14 tools
  • Tinfoil Inferenceby TinfoilYC X25Call AI models through an attested confidential-inference APIPaid
  • Roboflow Inferenceby RoboflowYC S20Self-hosted computer vision inference server with WorkflowsFree
  • Morphby MorphYC S23Hosted inference API for coding agents, with search, edit-apply, and compaction modelsUnknown
  • Flowerby FlowerYC W23Build federated AI systems across distributed datasetsFreemium
  • Magnitudeby MagnitudeYC S25Local open-model inference engine with hardware-tuned kernels, desktop app, and CLI.Free
  • Flower Agentby FlowerYC W23Build and run agent applications with managed context and toolsUnknown
  • Wallyby RunAnywhereYC W26Hosted open models behind one OpenAI-compatible API and a CLI for coding agentsPay as you go
  • Roboflowby RoboflowYC S20Vision AI platform for building, training, deploying and monitoring computer vision applications.Freemium
  • Replicateby ReplicateYC W20Cloud API for running, fine-tuning and deploying AI modelsPay as you go
  • Ollamaby OllamaYC W21Run and build with open AI models locally or in the cloudFreemium
  • Beamby BeamYC W22Persistent cloud VMs, sandboxes and GPUs for AI agentsPay as you go
  • Cerebriumby CerebriumYC W22Serverless GPU infrastructure for real-time AI workloadsFreemium
  • OpenWorkby OpenWorkYC X26Open-source AI workspace for working with models on your files.Freemium
  • RunAnywhereby RunAnywhereYC W26Hosted open models behind one OpenAI-compatible API key and CLIPay as you go

That’s all 14 tools.

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