Flyte 2 is described as a durable AI runtime for running training, serving and agent workloads, with automatic recovery from infrastructure and code failures. Workflows are written in Python, and the project is distributed as Apache 2.0 open source under the Linux Foundation.
Hlido
Hlido is a technology consulting and implementation practice in Prague working across the EU and with India. It advises on strategy and technology, develops and delivers projects from ideation to production, and provides post-production support. Cybersecurity is delivered with channel partner IrisInfosec, and automation with AutomationEdge.
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- Technology consulting and implementation practice in Prague Source: hlido.eu
- Cybersecurity with channel partner IrisInfosec Source: hlido.eu
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