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Businesses of all sizes looking to leverage Generative AI (GenAI) without the complexities of technical setups now have a solution. Neural AI, a Lagos-based company specializing in support for organizations building and deploying Large Language Models (LLMs), has introduced REACTOR, a composable and ready-to-use data and AI compute infrastructure.
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Chidera Anyanebechi, the General Manager of Neural AI, announced the launch of REACTOR on Monday, highlighting its simplicity and efficiency.
“With REACTOR, there’s no need for self-hosting, constructing and managing complex infrastructure, or operating machine learning pipelines, caching, or query engines,” Anyanebechi explained.
Adding: “Businesses can now harness the power of GenAI without the need for data science or machine learning expertise. We handle all the heavy lifting.”
REACTOR eliminates the need for managing large datasets or employing expensive AI engineers and operations teams. It provides businesses with access to a dedicated “Metal Vault” within its virtual compute cluster data center, including a dedicated IP and a user-friendly interface.
“We manage everything for you, from initial setup to ongoing maintenance,” said Anyanebechi. “We guide you through the entire process and provide training for your team. All this is available starting at just N99k per month (excluding VAT).”
Neural AI offers a free, one-hour GenAI adoption workshop tailored to specific business environments and use cases for companies based in Lagos, with virtual sessions available for those outside Lagos. Anyanebechi emphasized, “Regardless of your industry or company size, from a team of 5 to a workforce of 5000, we can demonstrate how GenAI RAG can help your business achieve more.”
Additionally, developers and software companies can leverage REACTOR to host custom models trained on their own data for a monthly fee of N99k.
“We don’t charge per token as many others do, which significantly reduces costs. It’s a win-win situation,” Anyanebechi added.
