Foxconn has developed an in-house large language model named FoxBrain, capable of data analysis, mathematics, reasoning, and code generation. The model was trained in just four weeks using 120 Nvidia H100 GPUs, showcasing Foxconn's commitment to advancing AI technology. Initially intended for internal use, FoxBrain is set to be open-sourced for collaboration with industry partners.
The model is based on Meta’s Llama 3.1 structure and is designed specifically for traditional Chinese, making it unique in Taiwan. Foxconn aims to leverage FoxBrain to enhance manufacturing and supply chain management, addressing challenges in its core electronics business. The company plans to reveal more details about FoxBrain at Nvidia’s upcoming technology event.
• Foxconn's FoxBrain model trained in four weeks using Nvidia's supercomputer.
• FoxBrain aims to enhance manufacturing and supply chain management.
FoxBrain is a large language model designed for various AI functions, including reasoning.
Foxconn plans to open-source FoxBrain for collaboration with industry partners.
Nvidia's supercomputer was instrumental in training FoxBrain efficiently within a short timeframe.
Foxconn is the world's largest contract electronics maker, now venturing into AI with FoxBrain.
Nvidia provided the necessary support and technology for training FoxBrain using its supercomputer.
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