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How Stimuler uses Anyscale

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The use case: how Stimuler deploys Anyscale

Stimuler runs an English speech coaching platform made of four model stacks and uses Ray on Anyscale to deploy, autoscale and manage them on AWS. The ML team uses Anyscale Workspaces for experimentation and training and Anyscale Jobs for benchmarking.

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15 million

now serving more than 15 million users across Indonesia and Spanish-speaking Latin America

four

Ray and Anyscale let a four-person team scale each one independently across 900,000 daily sessions.

In the customer’s words

Anyscale has been instrumental in deploying, maintaining, and autoscaling Ray deployments for us. Our whole way of building is intertwined with Anyscale, and we feel comfortable depending on the platform.
Ankit Kumar Pandey, Co-founder, Stimuler — Source

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Anyscale's managed Ray clusters absorb all of that automatically since the company's early days, freeing a three-person team to process more than 900,000 speeches daily across heterogeneous CPU and GPU workloads
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