Ewha Womans University Partners with Theta to Advance AI Research

Ewha Womans University in South Korea has recently joined Theta’s expanding academic partner network by adopting the Theta EdgeCloud Hybrid and its mobile edge network. The PAI Lab, led by Assistant Professor Junhyug Noh from the Department of Artificial Intelligence, is dedicated to developing practical AI technologies that can adapt to various real-world applications. Their research encompasses object recognition, weakly and semi-supervised learning, domain adaptation, and robust learning methods, aiming to enhance model performance while minimizing the need for labeled data. The lab is also exploring multi-modal learning and AI applications in fields such as medicine and process automation.
The Theta EdgeCloud Hybrid stands out as the world’s first decentralized hybrid GPU platform, integrating thousands of community-run NVIDIA GPUs alongside high-end models like A100s and H100s. This innovative infrastructure allows academic teams like the PAI Lab to conduct experiments with increased flexibility and reduced costs compared to traditional cloud services. The platform supports a range of AI research activities, including training large language models and deploying generative AI workloads, making it an attractive option for researchers seeking to push the boundaries of AI technology.
Mitch Liu, CEO and Co-Founder of Theta Labs, expressed excitement about the partnership with Ewha Womans University, emphasizing the lab’s commitment to advancing practical AI solutions. He highlighted that Theta EdgeCloud Hybrid and the mobile Android edge network are specifically designed to facilitate high-impact research that traditional cloud providers struggle to support effectively. As Ewha Womans University continues to build its reputation as a leading institution for AI research, this collaboration is expected to yield significant advancements in the field of artificial intelligence.
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