Danish Agency for Climate Data rolls out on-premise generative AI to all employees on Statens IT with 2021.AI
The Danish Agency for Climate Data (Klimadatastyrelsen) is rolling out generative AI to all its employees via a server solution hosted by Statens IT and delivered by 2021.AI. The platform runs on-premise on GPU servers using local open-source language models, with all information remaining within Statens IT's infrastructure, following a preliminary phase with selected employees and accompanied by staff training and support.
Overview
The Danish Agency for Climate Data (Klimadatastyrelsen) is rolling out generative AI to all its employees via a server solution hosted by Statens IT and delivered by 2021.AI. The platform runs on-premise on GPU servers using local open-source language models, with all information remaining within Statens IT's infrastructure, following a preliminary phase with selected employees and accompanied by staff training and support.
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Public authorities see great potential in generative AI, and the agency wanted a safe and secure environment so that employees would feel confident adopting the new tools.
The solution
The agency is rolling out generative AI to all employees via a server solution hosted by Statens IT and delivered by 2021.AI. Statens IT's AI IaaS platform runs on-premise on servers with high GPU memory and supports local open-source language models, with all information remaining within Statens IT's infrastructure.
Reported business value
The agency says it believes it can reap significant benefits from generative AI in its work. The rollout is part of a larger project in which staff will be trained and supported to streamline processes and enhance quality. The page states no figures.
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