Google launches TensorFlow Enterprise with long-term support and managed services

To help these companies and capture some of this lucrative market itself Google is launching TensorFlow Enterprise, which includes hands-on, enterprise-grade support and optimized managed services on Google Cloud.

Because Google created and open-sourced TensorFlow, Google Cloud is uniquely positioned to offer support and insights directly from the TensorFlow team itself, the company writes in todays announcement.

Google also includes Deep Learning VMs and Deep Learning Containers to make getting started with TensorFlow easier and the company has optimized the enterprise version for Nvidia GPUs and Googles own Cloud TPUs.

Todays launch is yet another example of Google Clouds focus on enterprises, a move the company accelerated when it hired Thomas Kurian to run the Cloud businesses.

After years of mostly ignoring the enterprise, the company is now clearly looking at what enterprises are struggling with and how it can adapt its products for them.

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Author: Frederic Lardinois

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