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Ricoh begins verification of AI inference environment at KDDI Osaka Sakai Data Center

Ricoh begins verification of AI inference environment at KDDI Osaka Sakai Data Center
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Ricoh announced that it has joined as a lead partner to begin verifying the use of generative AI on the AI inference environment provided by KDDI at its Osaka Sakai Data Center.

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  • •Ricoh joined as a lead partner for the AI inference environment provided by KDDI at its Osaka Sakai Data Center.
  • •The company started verifying the use of generative AI utilizing domestic data center infrastructure in collaboration with KDDI.
  • •Ricoh officially announced the start of these verification efforts on October 28.
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