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According to a post on X by @ollama, the company says users can run what it describes as the best frontier open models on its cloud today. The post names Crusoe as the partner behind the offering. It is listed under the Launches & New Products section of the Scobleizer News Pulse feed. The source snippet does not include model names, pricing, or availability details.
According to a post on X by @ollama, the company says users can run what it describes as the best frontier open models on its cloud today. The post names Crusoe as the partner behind the offering. It is listed under the Launches & New Products section of the Scobleizer News Pulse feed. The source snippet does not include model names, pricing, or availability details.
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Ollama says you can run the best frontier open models on its cloud today, tagging Crusoe as the partner behind it. Original post on X Section: Launches & New Products
For developers and businesses that want to use open models, a hosted option like this could reduce the need to run their own hardware, if it works as the post describes. The snippet does not say which models are included, what they cost, or how Crusoe's role is set up. Those details are worth checking in Ollama's own announcement and documentation before relying on the service.
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