Closed models lagged and broke flow. Self-hosting Llama cut latency 3x, letting a single GPU power 1,000 engineers.
A developer platform serving hundreds of thousands of daily active users with AI tools integrated directly into standard coding environments.
Relying on closed-source models for code generation created high operational costs and limited control over performance optimization. The system...
“In every organization, writing code is a major bottleneck—we’re aiming to help reduce bottlenecks in both personal and business use cases with developers. We’ve scaled Llama models to hundreds of thousands of users. In addition to coding efficiency, another big benefit is decreased employee onboarding time as a result of having these tools. We have had customers go from three to six months to three to six weeks to onboard new engineers.”
AI-powered code acceleration and search platform for software developers.
Social technology company developing AI frameworks, VR hardware, and digital platforms.
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