Ravel, Inc, the software company formerly known as Stratus Core, today announced its latest product: Ravel Orchestrate GenAI, a simple interface for management and deployment of generative AI. The company is also adding support for AMD GPUs, with the product automatically assembling a genAI environment using AMD-optimized software.
According to Ravel, the Orchestrate GenAI interface is designed for IT and DevOps professionals as a way of smoothing the path to efficient AI across both small and large organizations. Orchestrate offers a single interface for control, automated setup and bulk installations on multiple machines. It works with multiple genAI tools, such as Stable Diffusion, Adobe Firefly, Amuse and KoboldCPP.
Denise Muyco, CEO and co-founder of Ravel, said in a statement, “RAVEL Orchestrate has revolutionized the assembly of software applications, infrastructure, and networking through a single-pane interface, providing unparalleled simplicity and efficiency. As greater numbers of creatives and IP owners look to adopt generative AI and generative design technologies to enhance content quality and ROI, RAVEL Orchestrate GenAI arrives just in time to take care of the heavy lifting. After winning product of the year at NAB in 2023 for our GenAI solution with Supermicro, it’s a natural progression to integrate AMD accelerated workflows to give customers choice in their compute infrastructure.”
David D’Andrea, Ravel’s other co-founder, said of the AMD collaboration: “AMD-optimized software and Amuse stand at the forefront of generative AI technology, ingeniously leveraging the ONNX (Open Neural Network Exchange) platform. These tools are uniquely engineered to support multiple GPU offerings, providing artists with unprecedented computational power.”
Ravel plans to showcase the Orchestrate GenAI at the 2024 NAB show,