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Amazon EC2 Capacity Blocks for ML enable you to reserve accelerated compute instances in Amazon EC2 UltraClusters for your machine learning workloads. This service supports Amazon EC2 P5en, P5e, P5, and P4d instances, powered by NVIDIA H200, H100, and A100 Tensor Core GPUs, respectively, as well as Trn2 and Trn1 instances powered by AWS Trainium. You can reserve these instances for up to six months in cluster sizes ranging from one to 64 instances (512 GPUs or 1,024 Trainium chips), providing flexibility for various ML workloads. Reservations can be made up to eight weeks in advance. By colocating in Amazon EC2 UltraClusters, Capacity Blocks offer low-latency, high-throughput network connectivity, facilitating efficient distributed training. This setup ensures predictable access to high-performance computing resources, allowing you to plan ML development confidently, run experiments, build prototypes, and accommodate future surges in demand for ML applications.
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Open WebUI
Open WebUI
Open WebUI is an extensible, feature-rich, and user-friendly self-hosted AI platform designed to operate entirely offline. It supports various LLM runners like Ollama and OpenAI-compatible APIs, with a built-in inference engine for Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), making it a powerful AI deployment solution. Key features include effortless setup via Docker or Kubernetes, seamless integration with OpenAI-compatible APIs, granular permissions and user groups for enhanced security, responsive design across devices, and full Markdown and LaTeX support for enriched interactions. Additionally, Open WebUI offers a Progressive Web App (PWA) for mobile devices, providing offline access and a native app-like experience. The platform also includes a Model Builder, allowing users to create custom models from base Ollama models directly within the interface. With over 156,000 users, Open WebUI is a versatile solution for deploying and managing AI models in a secure, offline environment. -
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Undrstnd
Undrstnd
Undrstnd Developers empowers developers and businesses to build AI-powered applications with just four lines of code. Experience incredibly fast AI inference times, up to 20 times faster than GPT-4 and other leading models. Our cost-effective AI services are designed to be up to 70 times cheaper than traditional providers like OpenAI. Upload your own datasets and train models in under a minute with our easy-to-use data source feature. Choose from a variety of open source Large Language Models (LLMs) to fit your specific needs, all backed by powerful, flexible APIs. Our platform offers a range of integration options to make it easy for developers to incorporate our AI-powered solutions into their applications, including RESTful APIs and SDKs for popular programming languages like Python, Java, and JavaScript. Whether you're building a web application, a mobile app, or an IoT device, our platform provides the tools and resources you need to integrate our AI-powered solutions seamlessly. -
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vLLM
vLLM
vLLM is a high-performance library designed to facilitate efficient inference and serving of Large Language Models (LLMs). Originally developed in the Sky Computing Lab at UC Berkeley, vLLM has evolved into a community-driven project with contributions from both academia and industry. It offers state-of-the-art serving throughput by efficiently managing attention key and value memory through its PagedAttention mechanism. It supports continuous batching of incoming requests and utilizes optimized CUDA kernels, including integration with FlashAttention and FlashInfer, to enhance model execution speed. Additionally, vLLM provides quantization support for GPTQ, AWQ, INT4, INT8, and FP8, as well as speculative decoding capabilities. Users benefit from seamless integration with popular Hugging Face models, support for various decoding algorithms such as parallel sampling and beam search, and compatibility with NVIDIA GPUs, AMD CPUs and GPUs, Intel CPUs, and more. -
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Crusoe
Crusoe
Crusoe provides a cloud infrastructure specifically designed for AI workloads, featuring state-of-the-art GPU technology and enterprise-grade data centers. The platform offers AI-optimized computing, featuring high-density racks and direct liquid-to-chip cooling for superior performance. Crusoe’s system ensures reliable and scalable AI solutions with automated node swapping, advanced monitoring, and a customer success team that supports businesses in deploying production AI workloads. Additionally, Crusoe prioritizes sustainability by sourcing clean, renewable energy, providing cost-effective services at competitive rates. -
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Intel Open Edge Platform
Intel
The Intel Open Edge Platform simplifies the development, deployment, and scaling of AI and edge computing solutions on standard hardware with cloud-like efficiency. It provides a curated set of components and workflows that accelerate AI model creation, optimization, and application development. From vision models to generative AI and large language models (LLM), the platform offers tools to streamline model training and inference. By integrating Intel’s OpenVINO toolkit, it ensures enhanced performance on Intel CPUs, GPUs, and VPUs, allowing organizations to bring AI applications to the edge with ease. -
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01.AI
01.AI
The 01.AI Super Employee platform transforms enterprise operations with AI agents capable of deep reasoning, task planning, and end-to-end execution. Through its centralized Solution Console, organizations can manage knowledge bases, train custom models, and deploy business-ready AI solutions with ease. Built for enterprise security, it supports on-premise deployment, secure sandboxing, and MCP connectivity for controlled access to legacy systems and external tools. 01.AI offers a comprehensive suite of industry-specific agents—from sales and insurance to supply chain, finance, and government—each designed to automate workflows across browsers, terminals, cloud phones, and interpreters. With native support for leading LLMs like DeepSeek, Qwen, and Yi, businesses gain a flexible and future-ready AI stack. The platform accelerates AI adoption by enabling rapid deployment, continuous evolution, and seamless integration across enterprise environments. -
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Kolosal AI
Kolosal AI
Kolosal AI is a cutting-edge platform that enables users to run local large language models (LLMs) directly on their devices, ensuring full privacy and control without the need for cloud-based dependencies. This lightweight, open-source application allows for seamless chat and interaction with local LLMs, providing powerful AI capabilities on personal hardware. Kolosal AI emphasizes speed, customization, and security, making it ideal for users who need a private, offline solution to work with LLMs without any subscriptions or external services.Starting Price: $0 -
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TensorWave
TensorWave
TensorWave is an AI and high-performance computing (HPC) cloud platform purpose-built for performance, powered exclusively by AMD Instinct Series GPUs. It delivers high-bandwidth, memory-optimized infrastructure that scales with your most demanding models, training, or inference. TensorWave offers access to AMD’s top-tier GPUs within seconds, including the MI300X and MI325X accelerators, which feature industry-leading memory capacity and bandwidth, with up to 256GB of HBM3E supporting 6.0TB/s. TensorWave's architecture includes UEC-ready capabilities that optimize the next generation of Ethernet for AI and HPC networking, and direct liquid cooling that delivers exceptional total cost of ownership with up to 51% data center energy cost savings. TensorWave provides high-speed network storage, ensuring game-changing performance, security, and scalability for AI pipelines. It offers plug-and-play compatibility with a wide range of tools and platforms, supporting models, libraries, etc. -
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Beam Cloud
Beam Cloud
Beam is a serverless GPU platform designed for developers to deploy AI workloads with minimal configuration and rapid iteration. It enables running custom models with sub-second container starts and zero idle GPU costs, allowing users to bring their code while Beam manages the infrastructure. It supports launching containers in 200ms using a custom runc runtime, facilitating parallelization and concurrency by fanning out workloads to hundreds of containers. Beam offers a first-class developer experience with features like hot-reloading, webhooks, and scheduled jobs, and supports scale-to-zero workloads by default. It provides volume storage options, GPU support, including running on Beam's cloud with GPUs like 4090s and H100s or bringing your own, and Python-native deployment without the need for YAML or config files. -
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NVIDIA DGX Cloud Serverless Inference is a high-performance, serverless AI inference solution that accelerates AI innovation with auto-scaling, cost-efficient GPU utilization, multi-cloud flexibility, and seamless scalability. With NVIDIA DGX Cloud Serverless Inference, you can scale down to zero instances during periods of inactivity to optimize resource utilization and reduce costs. There's no extra cost for cold-boot start times, and the system is optimized to minimize them. NVIDIA DGX Cloud Serverless Inference is powered by NVIDIA Cloud Functions (NVCF), which offers robust observability features. It allows you to integrate your preferred monitoring tools, such as Splunk, for comprehensive insights into your AI workloads. NVCF offers flexible deployment options for NIM microservices while allowing you to bring your own containers, models, and Helm charts.
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Qualcomm AI Inference Suite
Qualcomm
The Qualcomm AI Inference Suite is a comprehensive software platform designed to streamline the deployment of AI models and applications across cloud and on-premises environments. It offers seamless one-click deployment, allowing users to easily integrate their own models, including generative AI, computer vision, and natural language processing, and build custom applications using common frameworks. The suite supports a wide range of AI use cases such as chatbots, AI agents, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), summarization, image generation, real-time translation, transcription, and code development. Powered by Qualcomm Cloud AI accelerators, it ensures top performance and cost efficiency through embedded optimization techniques and state-of-the-art models. It is designed with high availability and strict data privacy in mind, ensuring that model inputs and outputs are not stored, thus providing enterprise-grade security. -
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Qualcomm Cloud AI SDK
Qualcomm
The Qualcomm Cloud AI SDK is a comprehensive software suite designed to optimize trained deep learning models for high-performance inference on Qualcomm Cloud AI 100 accelerators. It supports a wide range of AI frameworks, including TensorFlow, PyTorch, and ONNX, enabling developers to compile, optimize, and execute models efficiently. The SDK provides tools for model onboarding, tuning, and deployment, facilitating end-to-end workflows from model preparation to production deployment. Additionally, it offers resources such as model recipes, tutorials, and code samples to assist developers in accelerating AI development. It ensures seamless integration with existing systems, allowing for scalable and efficient AI inference in cloud environments. By leveraging the Cloud AI SDK, developers can achieve enhanced performance and efficiency in their AI applications. -
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Tensormesh
Tensormesh
Tensormesh is a caching layer built specifically for large-language-model inference workloads that enables organizations to reuse intermediate computations, drastically reduce GPU usage, and accelerate time-to-first-token and latency. It works by capturing and reusing key-value cache states that are normally thrown away after each inference, thereby cutting redundant compute and delivering “up to 10x faster inference” while substantially lowering GPU load. It supports deployments in public cloud or on-premises, with full observability and enterprise-grade control, SDKs/APIs, and dashboards for integration into existing inference pipelines, and compatibility with inference engines such as vLLM out of the box. Tensormesh emphasizes performance at scale, including sub-millisecond repeated queries, while optimizing every layer of inference from caching through computation. -
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Luminal
Luminal
Luminal is a machine-learning framework built for speed, simplicity, and composability, focusing on static graphs and compiler-based optimization to deliver high performance even for complex neural networks. It compiles models into minimal “primops” (only 12 primitive operations) and then applies compiler passes to replace those with device-specific optimized kernels, enabling efficient execution on GPU or other backends. It supports modules (building blocks of networks with a standard forward API) and the GraphTensor interface (typed tensors and graphs at compile time) for model definition and execution. Luminal’s core remains intentionally small and hackable, with extensibility via external compilers for datatypes, devices, training, quantization, and more. Quick-start guidance shows how to clone the repo, build a “Hello World” example, or run a larger model like LLaMA 3 using GPU features. -
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AWS EC2 Trn3 Instances
Amazon
Amazon EC2 Trn3 UltraServers are AWS’s newest accelerated computing instances, powered by the in-house Trainium3 AI chips and engineered specifically for high-performance deep-learning training and inference workloads. These UltraServers are offered in two configurations, a “Gen1” with 64 Trainium3 chips and a “Gen2” with up to 144 Trainium3 chips per UltraServer. The Gen2 configuration delivers up to 362 petaFLOPS of dense MXFP8 compute, 20 TB of HBM memory, and a staggering 706 TB/s of aggregate memory bandwidth, making it one of the highest-throughput AI compute platforms available. Interconnects between chips are handled by a new “NeuronSwitch-v1” fabric to support all-to-all communication patterns, which are especially important for large models, mixture-of-experts architectures, or large-scale distributed training. -
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Mistral Forge
Mistral AI
Mistral AI’s Forge platform enables enterprises to build customized AI models tailored to their internal data, workflows, and domain expertise. It provides end-to-end model development capabilities, covering everything from pre-training and synthetic data generation to reinforcement learning and evaluation. Organizations can integrate proprietary datasets and decision frameworks to create models that align closely with their business needs. Forge supports flexible deployment options, allowing companies to run models on-premises, in private cloud environments, or through Mistral infrastructure. The platform emphasizes security and governance, ensuring strict data isolation and compliance with enterprise policies. It also includes advanced evaluation tools that measure performance based on business-specific KPIs rather than generic benchmarks. By managing the full AI lifecycle in one system, Forge helps companies transform institutional knowledge into high-performing AI. -
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Zyphra Cloud
Zyphra
Zyphra Cloud is a full-stack platform for open superintelligence, bringing advanced innovations from Zyphra Research into production for developers, enterprises, and frontier AI hyperscalers. It is designed for advanced AI systems with a focus on long-horizon agents, combining agent infrastructure, inference, agent environments, and compute into one unified platform for building and deploying open, sovereign AI at scale. Zyphra Cloud includes MAIA, a general open superagent for teams: a unified multimodal system that coordinates knowledge, communication, and execution across tools and workflows. MAIA is multiplayer by design, providing shared context, persistent memory, and coordinated execution across users and tools, while supporting interaction through language, audio, and vision in a single unified reasoning loop. Zyphra Inference is the first available component of the platform and is purpose-built to serve long-horizon agentic workloads. -
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ZeroGPU
ZeroGPU
ZeroGPU is a compute efficiency layer for AI inference that helps AI applications reduce inference costs by moving high-volume tasks to specialized models across an edge-powered inference network. It is built around the idea that most production AI workloads do not need frontier-scale reasoning; tasks such as document analysis, content summarization, page classification, signal extraction, PII detection, web content processing, query routing, and message moderation can often run on smaller, task-specific models instead of expensive frontier models. ZeroGPU helps developers identify workloads that do not require deep reasoning, route them to specialized small language models and nano models, execute them across optimized servers, approved edge capacity, and cloud fallback, then measure cost reduction, latency improvement, avoided frontier-model calls, and model performance. -
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Pioneer
Pioneer.ai
Pioneer is an inference API built for developers who would rather ship than babysit a GPU cluster. It lets teams point an existing OpenAI, Anthropic, or other client at Pioneer, keep the same API and code, and run inference like normal while Pioneer finds where the current model falls short. It clusters production traffic by use case, surfaces where accuracy, latency, or cost can improve, then builds and routes to small specialist models automatically. Its continuous improvement loop, Adaptive Inference, mines live production failures for high-signal examples, retrains a specialist model, evaluates the new checkpoint, and promotes improvements behind the same endpoint without requiring redeployment. Pioneer supports encoder models for structured extraction tasks such as named entity recognition, text classification, structured JSON extraction, privacy filtering, and safety classification, as well as decoder models for text generation, classification, open-ended prompting, etc. -
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Prime Intellect
Prime Intellect
Prime Intellect is the open superintelligence stack: an integrated compute, training, inference, and sandbox platform for teams that want to train, deploy, and continuously improve their own models. The stack is built around owning intelligence instead of waiting on frontier models to improve, giving users one loop for reinforcement learning environments, hosted evaluations, large-scale training, inference, and compute. In Lab, teams can post-train self-improving agents by turning tasks into RL environments, creating, developing, evaluating, and pushing them with the Prime CLI. The Environment Hub gives access to and contributions across 2,500+ open-source RL environments, while hosted evaluations let teams benchmark model performance across open-source models with no infrastructure or setup. Hosted Training supports large-scale models optimized for agentic workflows, managed training workflows with full visibility and control, and hands-on support from the applied research team. -
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Xinity
Xinity
Xinity is open-source, OpenAI-compatible LLM inference software that lets European enterprises run generative AI entirely on their own servers. The platform installs on existing hardware and exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, so existing applications migrate by changing one base URL. No cloud dependency, no data egress, no exposure to the US CLOUD Act. The core engine is open source under Apache 2.0 and supports open-weight models, including European sovereign models, with automatic model routing, audit trails on every inference request, role-based access control, and multi-node orchestration. Xinity is built in Vienna, Austria for regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, legal, public sector, and media, including fully air-gapped environments, and is designed for GDPR and EU AI Act requirements. -
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Macyou
Macyou LLC
Macyou rents dedicated Apple Silicon Macs for AI workloads. Users configure a Mac (M4 Mac mini to Mac Studio M3 Ultra with 256 GB unified memory), pick a pre-configured stack — local LLMs via Ollama (Llama, Qwen, Mistral, DeepSeek), agent frameworks (CrewAI, LangGraph), or ML dev environments (MLX, Jupyter) — and get a running deployment in about 5 minutes. Every deployment exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, so existing OpenAI SDK code works by changing base_url; access also includes SSH with root and a browser-based remote desktop. Each customer gets a dedicated physical machine with full-disk encryption and a disk wipe between tenants, hosted in a GDPR-friendly jurisdiction. Pricing is a fixed monthly fee per machine with no per-token charges; Thunderbolt 5 clustering pools unified memory across nodes for larger models. Published, measured inference benchmarks (raw JSON, CC BY 4.0) show real tokens per second per chip.Starting Price: $79/month -
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Ramp Router
Ramp
Router is an LLM gateway built to reduce inference costs by matching each request to the lowest-cost model that still meets performance needs. It provides one endpoint and one API key for accessing multiple closed and open-source AI models from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok, Fireworks, and others, helping developers avoid wiring applications to providers one at a time. Requests go through Router first, where usage, model, provider, and cost can be tracked before eligible workloads are routed to a more efficient option when quality will not be affected. Router Strategies let developers define cost and performance priorities for different types of requests or use benchmarked defaults based on real production workloads. It responds to live latency, availability, failures, and rate limits, and eligible requests can be moved to another available model when a provider cannot serve them. -
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Run BiOS
UltraSafe AI Inc.
Run BiOS is serverless, OpenAI-compatible inference. Point the OpenAI SDK at the Run BiOS endpoint and keep your code. Six model families — Claude, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, MiniMax and Qwen — plus bios-adaptive, which routes each request for quality, speed and budget against a published price ceiling. Prompts and responses live in memory and are discarded when the request completes: no request logs, no content store, no archive. Fine-tuning and dedicated GPU endpoints run from the same account if you later want weights you own, billed per second of GPU time. Pricing is usage-based from a pre-paid balance, published per million tokens, and an endpoint pauses rather than running up a debt if the balance reaches zero. -
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NVIDIA Personal AI Router (PAIR) is a tool that connects compatible Windows, Linux, and macOS systems into a personal AI inference cluster and routes AI app and agent workloads through a single local endpoint. It brings together RTX, DGX Spark, and Mac systems already on the same network, helping them work as one local AI cluster without special cables, racks, or complex cluster setup. PAIR discovers compatible machines and distributes inference requests across available nodes, allowing busy AI workflows to tap into idle compute regardless of the node’s operating system. It works alongside familiar local inference backends, with support for Ollama and LM Studio, giving applications a consistent endpoint while intelligently proxying requests to available local compute. PAIR is built for private local inference, so prompts, files, and agent context stay on the user’s local network instead of being sent to a cloud inference service.
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oMLX
oMLX
oMLX is a macOS-native MLX server designed to make local AI faster and more practical on Apple Silicon. Built for the way coding agents actually work, it uses paged SSD KV caching to persist cache blocks to disk, allowing previously seen prefixes to be restored across requests and server restarts instead of being recomputed from scratch. This can reduce time to first token on long contexts from 30–90 seconds to under five seconds after the first turn. Continuous batching handles concurrent requests through mlx-lm’s BatchGenerator, improving generation throughput without forcing requests to wait behind a single job. oMLX can serve LLMs, vision-language models, embedding models, and rerankers simultaneously, using LRU eviction when memory runs low. It supports any MLX-format model from Hugging Face, including Qwen, LLaMA, Mistral, Gemma, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and GLM, and can reuse models already stored in the standard Hugging Face cache, LM Studio folders, or custom directories. -
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DeepInfer
DeepSeek
DeepInfer is an open-source inference framework for running DeepSeek language models on Linux systems with supported NVIDIA or Huawei Ascend accelerators. It provides offline inference and runtime components for model execution, optimized kernels, distributed parallelism, asynchronous batch scheduling, speculative decoding, deterministic generation, and structured outputs such as JSON Schema, regular expressions, and EBNF formats. The project documents DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash support and includes build instructions, configuration guidance, examples, and evaluation tools. It is intended for developers and infrastructure teams building or evaluating self-managed inference deployments. Its repository notes that production services may require additional KV-cache, prefill/decode disaggregation, and load-balancing components not included in this release. -
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SquareFactory
SquareFactory
End-to-end project, model and hosting management platform, which allows companies to convert data and algorithms into holistic, execution-ready AI-strategies. Build, train and manage models securely with ease. Create products that consume AI models from anywhere, any time. Minimize risks of AI investments, while increasing strategic flexibility. Completely automated model testing, evaluation deployment, scaling and hardware load balancing. From real-time, low-latency, high-throughput inference to batch, long-running inference. Pay-per-second-of-use model, with an SLA, and full governance, monitoring and auditing tools. Intuitive interface that acts as a unified hub for managing projects, creating and visualizing datasets, and training models via collaborative and reproducible workflows. -
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Latent AI
Latent AI
We take the hard work out of AI processing on the edge. The Latent AI Efficient Inference Platform (LEIP) enables adaptive AI at the edge by optimizing for compute, energy and memory without requiring changes to existing AI/ML infrastructure and frameworks. LEIP is a modular, fully-integrated workflow designed to train, quantize, adapt and deploy edge AI neural networks. LEIP is a modular, fully-integrated workflow designed to train, quantize and deploy edge AI neural networks. Latent AI believes in a vibrant and sustainable future driven by the power of AI and the promise of edge computing. Our mission is to deliver on the vast potential of edge AI with solutions that are efficient, practical, and useful. Latent AI helps a variety of federal and commercial organizations gain the most from their edge AI with an automated edge MLOps pipeline that creates ultra-efficient, compressed, and secured edge models at scale while also removing all maintenance and configuration concerns
