COMLINE launches GenAI-as-a-service based on HPE Private Cloud AI from German data centers
German IT service provider COMLINE SE is expanding its cloud offering with HPE Private Cloud AI, co-developed by HPE and NVIDIA, deployed within its existing GreenLake environment operated from data centers in Berlin and Frankfurt/Main. COMLINE's first generative AI project will use HPE Private Cloud AI to classify 1.6 million legal documents per day for compliance checks for a real-estate business customer, while ensuring data sovereignty from German cloud data centers. COMLINE will also use the solution to further automate its own IT operations.
Overview
German IT service provider COMLINE SE is expanding its cloud offering with HPE Private Cloud AI, co-developed by HPE and NVIDIA, deployed within its existing GreenLake environment operated from data centers in Berlin and Frankfurt/Main. COMLINE's first generative AI project will use HPE Private Cloud AI to classify 1.6 million legal documents per day for compliance checks for a real-estate business customer, while ensuring data sovereignty from German cloud data centers. COMLINE will also use the solution to further automate its own IT operations.
The challenge
COMLINE recognized high demand in its AI consulting engagements for a generative AI as-a-service offering that helps customers move from proof of concept to production at scale, while ensuring data sovereignty, and wanted to further automate its own service delivery.
The solution
COMLINE is expanding its cloud offering by adding HPE Private Cloud AI, co-developed by HPE and NVIDIA as part of the NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE portfolio, to its existing GreenLake environment operated in its data centers in Berlin and Frankfurt/Main. The solution integrates preconfigured AI hardware and software from HPE and NVIDIA, including HPE AI Essentials and NVIDIA AI Enterprise with NVIDIA NIM and NeMo microservices, focused on inferencing, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and fine-tuning. COMLINE will initially deploy two HPE Private Cloud AI systems with "small bundle" configurations, and will kick off its first generative AI project for a real-estate business customer, using the platform to classify 1.6 million legal documents per day for compliance checks.
Reported business value
COMLINE selected HPE Private Cloud AI because it is a turnkey solution that doesn't require the custom integration competitive offerings need; going forward it expects to set up new generative AI use cases with just a few clicks, accelerating time to market for customers and reducing its own service delivery costs.
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