OmniOps announced the official launch of Bunyan, the Kingdom’s first sovereign Inference-as-a-Service platform, following a strategic meeting with H.E. Eng. Abdullah Amer Alswaha, Minister of Communications & Information Technology. This platform delivers cutting-edge AI capabilities with full support for text, vision, and speech applications while ensuring data sovereignty and compliance.
Mohammed Altassan, Founding CEO of OmniOps, commented: “Bunyan delivers unprecedented performance improvements that revolutionise how organisations deploy and scale AI applications. The platform has demonstrated remarkable efficiency gains, including doubling inference speed, reducing energy consumption by over 50%, and reducing latency by at least 40%. These achievements position Bunyan as a game-changing solution for enterprises seeking to optimise their AI infrastructure while minimising operational costs.”
Bunyan offers an end-to-end AI infrastructure stack. From model deployment capabilities, allowing users to create and deploy their own AI models with a few clicks, to hosting on the most advanced AI infrastructure hardware, such as NVIDIA and Groq. With its unified AI model catalogue, the platform provides access to large language models (LLMs), speech recognition, and computer vision technologies in a single, integrated platform that supports both public and private models. This enables organisations to accelerate model inference across text, vision, and speech applications with optimised computational resources.
The platform allows enterprises to create AI-driven applications to automate business processes and improve data accessibility and team functionality with agentic workflows, significantly shortening time to value. This could include natural language chatbots that can handle HR queries, intelligent document summarisation, and pulling instant insights from unstructured data.
Built on OmniOps’ AI infrastructure software stack, Bunyan provides GPU-agnostic deployment with simplified large language model hosting. Its deployment flexibility allows organisations to maintain data sovereignty by storing and managing information across virtual and on-premise facilities, regardless of the underlying hardware, with the highest performance output.
The platform also ensures sensitive data remains within compliance mandated boundaries while providing access to cutting-edge AI capabilities, directly supporting the Saudi National Strategy for Data and AI across critical sectors including government, energy, aviation, and healthcare.
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