Corporations are increasingly considering self-hosting Large Language Models (LLMs) to maintain greater control over their data security. A recent discussion on Reddit’s Artificial Intelligence forum highlights the growing interest in companies running open-source LLMs on their own infrastructure. The primary motivation is to minimize the risk of exposing sensitive information to third-party LLM providers. Potential applications include internal tools for developers and managers, designed to boost productivity while safeguarding confidential data. Furthermore, anticipated price drops in GPUs, fueled by market competition, may further incentivize corporations to embrace self-hosting as a viable and cost-effective solution. For a deeper dive into the discussion, visit the original Reddit post. [https://old.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1ost0rt/future_for_corporates_self_hosting_llms/]
Data Security Drives Corporate Interest in Self-Hosted LLMs
