Latham & Watkins builds proprietary on-premises AI infrastructure with Nvidia GPUs
- Significance
- High
- Confidence
- Confirmed
Latham & Watkins has spent three years purchasing Nvidia H200 GPUs (and is evaluating Blackwell/Vera Rubin) to build its own on-premises AI server infrastructure in a dedicated third-party data center, enabling the firm to fine-tune open-weight models and integrate AI more deeply with its internal systems than off-the-shelf tools allow.
""The ability to integrate open-source models with our own software in an 'on-prem' basis and then run those tools in an integrated way puts us in a class that other law firms can't match." — Michael Rubin, Global Chair of Latham's AI Practice"
- Significance
- High
- Source type
- Trade Press
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