IBM has released the latest version of its artificial intelligence models catered towards businesses, looking to capitalize on the surge in enterprises adopting generative AI technology.
The "Granite 3.0" models will be open-source, similar to other versions in IBM's Granite family of AI models.
IBM's approach differs from rivals such as Microsoft that charge customers for access to their models.
In turn, IBM offers a paid tool called Watsonx that helps run models inside data centres after they have been customised.
Some variants of the new Granite models are available starting Monday for commercial use on the Watsonx platform.
A selection of these models will also be available on Nvidia's stack of software tools that enable businesses to incorporate AI models.
The new Granite models were trained using AI chip maker Nvidia's H100 graphics processing units (GPUs), said Dario Gil, IBM's director of research.
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