Do you know a non US hosting provider for LLM, and ML model for tool like Ollama, and llamacpp ?
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Do you know a non US hosting provider for LLM, and ML model for tool like Ollama, and llamacpp ?
i run some ML and LLM basic tool on my own server for checking update and automatically take action (source download, binary download, automatic bypass of censorship / political block) to maintain my stack up to date as EU as possible, and would like to make this "blockage from US proof"
Thanks
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Do you know a non US hosting provider for LLM, and ML model for tool like Ollama, and llamacpp ?
i run some ML and LLM basic tool on my own server for checking update and automatically take action (source download, binary download, automatic bypass of censorship / political block) to maintain my stack up to date as EU as possible, and would like to make this "blockage from US proof"
Thanks
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Do you know a non US hosting provider for LLM, and ML model for tool like Ollama, and llamacpp ?
i run some ML and LLM basic tool on my own server for checking update and automatically take action (source download, binary download, automatic bypass of censorship / political block) to maintain my stack up to date as EU as possible, and would like to make this "blockage from US proof"
Thanks
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Do you know a non US hosting provider for LLM, and ML model for tool like Ollama, and llamacpp ?
i run some ML and LLM basic tool on my own server for checking update and automatically take action (source download, binary download, automatic bypass of censorship / political block) to maintain my stack up to date as EU as possible, and would like to make this "blockage from US proof"
Thanks
@lexinova not sure if I understood correctly, but I think this company does a bit of what you need:
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Do you know a non US hosting provider for LLM, and ML model for tool like Ollama, and llamacpp ?
i run some ML and LLM basic tool on my own server for checking update and automatically take action (source download, binary download, automatic bypass of censorship / political block) to maintain my stack up to date as EU as possible, and would like to make this "blockage from US proof"
Thanks
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@mandelbroetchen can you help? Or maybe you, @_elena?
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