Dell Technologies announces CyberAgent, a major digital advertising company in Japan, has selected Dell servers as the key IT infrastructure for powering its generative AI (GenAI) development and capabilities.
CyberAgent’s “Kiwami Prediction AI” service maximizes advertising effectiveness. It uses the company’s own large language models (LLMs) to create advertising text tailored to individual tastes and advertising mediums. The service also uses AI to forecast advertising results before distribution.
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New Dell PowerEdge XE9680 servers, equipped with eight NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs, have improved the performance of CyberAgent’s LLMs by 5.14 times when compared to its previous model. This improved performance will help CyberAgent deliver richer, more effective advertising content.
“We develop, research and incorporate AI into our business and the services we offer,” said Daisuke Takahashi, solution architect, CIU, Group IT Department, CyberAgent, Inc. “We’ve used Dell PowerEdge servers to power our AI platforms for many years. Adding Dell PowerEdge XE9680 servers to our IT foundation will help us further use AI to best serve our clients.”
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Announced last November, the PowerEdge XE9680 servers make it possible to update CyberAgent’s LLMs faster and more frequently. CyberAgent can also perform high-speed fine-tuning of machine learning models according to the latest datasets.
One of the reasons for selecting Dell Technologies servers is that Dell can provide sophisticated maintenance support, such as delivering on-site support within four hours.
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