@raydistributed: Try out Ray-powered batch inference on Snowflake
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Snowflake now supports job-based batch inference powered by Ray, enabling distributed GPU execution for scaling model inference over millions of unstructured datapoints with a single API call.
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Try out Ray-powered batch inference on Snowflake ❄️
Snowflake (@Snowflake): Need to scale model inference over millions of unstructured datapoints?
Snowflake now supports job-based batch inference powered by Ray: one API call, distributed GPU execution, and results written back to Snowflake:
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