Blogsby GlyphSmart model routing is the key to AI governance (not just token savings)
Routing inference requests to different LLMs via a smart SLM gateway can cut token costs but also enable granular control for governance reasons.
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Mon Jun 291 post
Fri Jun 262 posts
Hardened images are coming to Palette: what's changing, why, and what to do
Palette now pulls hardened images from private registries to protect all the software in your stack. It's the latest in a line of software supply chain security measures we've introduced.
Token metering for AI clouds: govern the meter before you bill for it
The token economy is real and the revenue case is hard to argue with. The operators who win it will be the ones who treat metering as a control problem first and a billing problem second.
Fri Jun 191 post
From the data center to the drone: why MOSA's time is now
The Modular Open Systems Approach has been law since 2019. A wave of 2025–26 memos, and a battlefield that now reinvents itself every few months, have made it urgent.
Wed Jun 101 post
Launchpad for VMs: enterprise virtualization from a bootable ISO
Launchpad for VMs is GA: a self-sufficient appliance for VMs and containers on Kubernetes, shipped as a bootable ISO with SSO, RBAC, FIPS and air-gap support built in.
Mon Jun 81 post
NVIDIA AI-Q in production with Palette and PaletteAI
NVIDIA's AI-Q blueprint looks simple in the demo and gets harder at scale. See how Palette and PaletteAI handle the production scaffolding the docs skip.
Thu Jun 41 post
NVIDIA DSX and PaletteAI: running the AI factory
NVIDIA DSX is the playbook for building AI factories. Here's what it is, and how PaletteAI turns the blueprint into a running platform.
Tue Jun 22 posts
The bundle model: adding AI tools to PaletteAI in a day
ClearML, vLLM, Run:ai, whatever ships next month: PaletteAI's bundle model turns "not yet" into a pull request. Here's how it works, plus the Skill behind it.
Why the top AI labs run Kubernetes on bare metal
Meta, CoreWeave and Google all run AI on Kubernetes on bare metal. The performance, cost and sovereignty case, plus an honest look at where it falls short.