Venice
A privacy-focused inference platform for open-weight models. Venice enters zero-data-retention agreements with its compute providers and does not store user data, making privacy protection the platform's primary design principle.
Timeline (last 90 days)
The Department of Energy's largest pure FP64 system will still be powered by AMD, with Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Discovery expected to come online in 2029, based on MI430X GPUs and Venice CPUs.
The developer chose Venice as an open-weight model provider on the grounds that it has signed zero-data-retention agreements with compute providers.
The author chose Venice as the open-weight model provider because it has a zero data retention agreement with its underlying compute providers.
The author switched to a Venice Max account at the same $200/month price, which provides $225 in credits and over 300 selectable models.
Venice proposed a concept called Minds, which defines an agent's purpose, instructions, model, tools, and knowledge through explicit agent configuration, enabling it to work across modalities and serve as a pluggable knowledge entity.
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The developer chose Venice as an open-weight model provider on the grounds that it has signed zero-data-retention agreements with compute providers.
50%UnverifiedThe author chose Venice as the open-weight model provider because it has a zero data retention agreement with its underlying compute providers.
50%UnverifiedThe author switched to a Venice Max account at the same $200/month price, which provides $225 in credits and over 300 selectable models.
50%UnverifiedThe Department of Energy's largest pure FP64 system will still be powered by AMD, with Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Discovery expected to come online in 2029, based on MI430X GPUs and Venice CPUs.
50%UnverifiedVenice proposed a concept called Minds, which defines an agent's purpose, instructions, model, tools, and knowledge through explicit agent configuration, enabling it to work across modalities and serve as a pluggable knowledge entity.
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