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The Deep Learning Company™



Our workstations, servers, laptops, and cloud services power engineers and researchers at the forefront of human knowledge. Our customers include Intel, Microsoft, Amazon Research, Kaiser Permanente, Stanford, Harvard, Caltech, and the Department of Defense.

With Lambda, you simply plug the system into the wall and get started making business and scientific breakthroughs.

That's why the greatest companies and research labs in the world work with Lambda.

The Fortune 500 get their hardware from Lambda.

Helping the best conquer Deep Learning.

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Our Story

2012

 

Lambda founded to help solve the difficult problem of teaching machines how to see and learn.

Facial Recognition Api

Our machine learning-powered Facial Recognition API launches.

2013

Lambda Hat

Our first foray into hardware with the Lambda Hat: A wearable camera that takes a picture every 10 seconds.

2015

Cloud Expansion

Our internal GPU cloud comes online. It powers millions of image recognition and transformation API calls a month.

2017

Workstations

Our launch of the Lambda Quad Deep Learning GPU workstation and the Lambda Blade GPU server. The Lambda Blade becomes the world's first plug-and-play Deep Learning supercomputer for under $20,000.

the Enterprise takes notice

Lambda’s customers grow to include Apple, Intel, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Tencent, Raytheon, Los Alamos National Labs, and many more.

2018

GPU Cloud

Lambda launches Lambda GPU Cloud, a dedicated GPU cloud service for Deep Learning.

Lambda Stack Launches

Lambda releases the first version of our hosted AI repository, Lambda Stack. Lambda Stack is a one-line installation of TensorFlow, Keras, Caffe, Caffe, CUDA, cuDNN, and NVIDIA Drivers for Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04.

2019

Hologan published in iccv 2019

Researchers at Lambda, in collaboration with the University of Bath and Twitter AI, publish HoloGAN: Unsupervised learning of 3D representations from natural images in ICCV 2019. Check out more Lambda research here.

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