Neu.ro to use Cato Digital BMaaS for private ChatGPT-like services

Neu.ro, an AI and ML company, will be the first to launch its platform on Cato’s bare metal infrastructure. By running on Cato’s low-cost, low-carbon footprint hardware, the companies say Neu.ro can offer customers customized GPT-like services without having to trade-off between cost or sustainability.

Cato says its bare metal infrastructure solution is half the cost of major cloud providers and also reduces customers’ carbon footprints by combining circular economy hardware, stranded data center power capacity and clean energy. Cato says that Neu.ro’s MLOps platform is an ideal fit for Cato’s bare metal infrastructure, as it provides end-users with cost and carbon efficiency and high performance for ML and AI workloads.

“We’re excited to be the first AI/ML ops company to run our platform on Cato’s bare metal,” says Uri Soroka, the CEO of Neu.ro. “We have built sustainability into our platform from day one. Our software optimizes the performance and efficiency of machine learning and AI workloads.”

Hudson IX is one of the largest internet hubs in the world, providing high-density power and low-latency connections to over 300 carriers.

“Hudson IX is the ideal data center partner with one of the world’s most concentrated hubs of internet connectivity,” adds Dean Nelson, the CEO of Cato. “By simultaneously launching the Neu.ro platform at Hudson IX’s 60 Hudson St. facility, we enable highly sustainable computing ranging from general purpose to leading-edge GPT-like services.”

Hudson IX, Cato and Neu.ro are also part of the iMasons Climate Accord, a coalition of over 200 companies committed to reducing carbon emissions in digital infrastructure.

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bare metal  |  BMaaS  |  Cato Digital  |  chatbot  |  datacenter  |  edge AI  |  generative AI  |  interconnection  |  Neu.ro