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An overview of real-world AI hosting case studies, comparing cloud, hybrid, and edge deployments for training and inference. It examines architecture choices, GPU provisioning, autoscaling, latency, and cost optimization, plus MLOps, security, and compliance. Practical lessons and metrics reveal common pitfalls and proven patterns to improve reliability, performance, and total cost of ownership across varied workloads.

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Overview of securing AI hosting: protect data, models, and pipelines with encryption, secrets management, strong IAM, and network segmentation; harden containers, GPUs, and supply chains; detect drift, poisoning, and adversarial attacks; enforce governance, privacy, and compliance; adopt zero-trust, resilient MLOps, and practiced incident response to run AI safely at scale.