Models Comparison
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This comprehensive comparison table shows all currently active foundation models in the IONOS AI Model Hub, providing essential information about their capabilities, modalities, and features at a glance. Click on each model name to access detailed summaries and specifications.
Features overview
The following table provides a comprehensive comparison of all active foundation models currently available in the AI Model Hub:
Model Name
Type
Input Modality
Output Modality
Streaming
Tool Calling
Model Size
Understanding Model categories
The IONOS AI Model Hub offers three distinct categories of foundation models, each optimized for specific use cases:
Large Language Models
Small Models (Less than 15 billion parameters)
Small language models are optimized for fast inference and low resource consumption. They are ideal for real-time applications and scenarios where latency and cost are critical.
Medium Models (15 billion to 150 billion parameters)
Medium-sized models provide a strong balance between response quality and inference speed. They are suitable for applications that demand higher accuracy and more nuanced language understanding.
Large Models (More than 150 billion parameters)
Large models are designed for maximum language understanding, deep reasoning, and high-quality responses. They are best suited for advanced applications where accuracy and depth of knowledge are paramount.
Embedding Models
Embedding models convert text into dense vector representations, enabling semantic search, clustering, and similarity comparison. They are essential for building search engines, recommendation systems, and knowledge retrieval applications.
Text-to-Image Models
Text-to-image models generate images from textual descriptions, supporting creative and generative AI use cases such as content creation, design, and prototyping.
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