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Deloitte aims to help companies with hybrid AI model strategy

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The consulting firm is launching an open model engineering practice intending to help enterprises find the right mix.

Published Sept. 4, 2026

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  • Deloitte is launching its Open Model Engineering practice, a service to assist clients in using open-source models in their portfolios as enterprises build an increasingly mixed tech stack, the company announced Wednesday.
  • The practice, part of Deloitte’s AI services portfolio, will hire, train and certify forward deployed engineers through 2027 to grow the practice for companies that are developing enterprise AI applications and products built on open-source frameworks and models. Deloitte will roll out the unit in North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific region.
  • Open models are gaining momentum within the enterprise AI landscape and can be complementary to proprietary AI platforms, Nitin Mittal, global AI...

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