Qubrid AI Launches Playground for High-Speed Inferencing and Retrieval-Augmented Generation at NVIDIA GTC 2025

The race to deploy powerful AI applications just accelerated. Qubrid AI unveiled its Advanced Playground today at NVIDIA GTC 2025, promising to dramatically simplify and speed up inference and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). Addressing key challenges like high latency and unpredictable costs, the new platform offers on-demand, token-based access to NVIDIA AI infrastructure, allowing developers to instantly deploy and test popular AI models – from open-source LLMs to NVIDIA NIM microservices. This innovation isn’t just about speed; it’s about democratizing AI development by removing infrastructure hurdles and offering a pay-as-you-go model for scalable, context-aware applications.

Qubrid AI Launches Advanced Playground

Qubrid AI’s Advanced Playground isn’t simply a testing ground – it’s designed to compress the entire AI application lifecycle. Beyond offering instant access to NVIDIA AI infrastructure and models like those from Hugging Face and NVIDIA NIM, the platform prioritizes a seamless transition from experimentation to production with a single click. This streamlined approach addresses a critical pain point for developers, eliminating lengthy deployment phases and accelerating time-to-market. The token-based pricing model provides predictable costs and scalability, adapting automatically to fluctuating demands – a significant advantage over traditional, resource-intensive inference systems. Furthermore, Qubrid AI emphasizes integration, allowing users to easily incorporate their own data into Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) workflows, enhancing model accuracy and contextual relevance. Attendees at NVIDIA GTC 2025 can experience a live demonstration at the Qubrid AI booth I-4, while the platform is immediately accessible at platform.qubrid.com.

Key Features of the Playground

Beyond streamlined deployment and token-based pricing, the Qubrid AI Advanced Playground offers a uniquely flexible environment for AI development. The platform isn’t limited to a specific model type; users can instantly deploy anything from open-source Large Language Models to specialized vision models, all leveraging NVIDIA-accelerated computing for ultra-low latency. This versatility extends to data integration – developers can seamlessly incorporate their own enterprise and proprietary data into Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) workflows, boosting model accuracy and relevance. Furthermore, Qubrid AI’s tight integration with its full-stack platform enables a continuous workflow – experimentation within the Playground directly translates to one-click production deployment, eliminating typical friction. The platform also supports exploration, fine-tuning, and serving of both NVIDIA NIM microservices and models from Hugging Face, all within a unified, GPU-optimized environment, offering developers considerable choice and control.

Beyond simplifying deployment and cost management, the Qubrid AI Advanced Playground addresses a crucial need for enterprise-level AI integration – data sovereignty and contextual accuracy. The platform’s emphasis on seamless Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) workflows isn’t merely about improving model responses; it’s about empowering businesses to leverage their own proprietary data securely and efficiently. By allowing users to easily incorporate internal knowledge bases, Qubrid AI enables highly customized AI applications tailored to specific industry needs and regulatory requirements. This capability extends beyond text-based data, encompassing the potential for integration with vision models and other data types accelerated by NVIDIA’s GPU infrastructure. Furthermore, the platform’s tight integration with Qubrid’s full-stack AI offering suggests a pathway toward end-to-end AI lifecycle management – from model fine-tuning to scalable production deployment – all within a unified, GPU-optimized environment. This holistic approach positions Qubrid AI as a potential catalyst for broader AI adoption across diverse enterprise sectors.

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