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Anyscale provides a platform powered by Ray for building and scaling AI and machine learning workloads.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Anyscale is a distributed compute company. Its platform is powered by Ray, described on its site as the world's most widely adopted AI compute engine, and supports data-intensive workloads for building and scaling foundation models, including multimodal data curation, distributed model training, batch embedding generation, and post-training. The company states it was founded in 2019 to build Anyscale as production-ready Ray, after Ray was developed at the UC Berkeley RISELab in 2016-2017. It lists a San Francisco HQ and an India office in Bengaluru.

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Anyscale states that Ray, an open source project, was developed at the UC Berkeley RISELab in 2016-2017 to solve ML and AI scaling challenges. In 2019, the company founded Anyscale to make distributed computing easier for developers, describing it as production-ready Ray. The company says it now helps AI teams build foundation models and run the data and serving workloads around them.

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