Eclipse Deeplearning4j: How to run AI workloads on Jakarta EE compliant servers

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Adam Gibson focuses in this session on a high level overview on how to deploy AI instead of how to build models. DL4J provides an enterprise runtime for execution of and monitoring of machine learning models in production on all hardware platforms: mobile, IoT/Edge, distributed systems, different hardware accelerators.



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