Deloitte launches Open Model Engineering practice in India and global markets

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Deloitte has launched an Open Model Engineering practice in India and other key global markets to help enterprises build, deploy and scale AI applications using open models and open-source AI frameworks.

The practice will initially work with clients across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, including India. Deloitte said it will support organisations in choosing and deploying open models based on their business requirements, regulatory environment and technology infrastructure.

The practice will focus initially on enterprise AI applications built on NVIDIA Nemotron open models and NIM microservices. Deloitte said it will also support sovereign AI stacks, fine-tuning of open models and cybersecurity applications using open-source frameworks.

“Enterprise AI is becoming an architecture choice, not a model choice. Organisations will need the freedom to move workloads across models and environments as economics, regulation and business needs change,” said Sathish Gopalaiah, President, Consulting, Deloitte South Asia. “Open models add an important dimension...

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