Doubleword Launches AI Platform on Snowflake Marketplace

Jun 5, 2025
Doubleword has introduced its Self-Hosted Inference Platform on the Snowflake Marketplace, enabling enterprises to deploy AI models directly within their Snowflake environment.

Doubleword has launched its Self-Hosted Inference Platform on the Snowflake Marketplace, as announced in a press release. This platform allows enterprises to deploy open source or custom AI models directly within their Snowflake environment, utilizing scalable APIs for application development.

The platform, available as a Snowflake Native App, offers a user-friendly interface for configuring infrastructure requirements such as warehouse cluster sizes and compute pools. This enables seamless deployment of AI models within Snowpark Container Services, facilitating the activation of scalable AI APIs for downstream business applications.

Doubleword's collaboration with Snowflake allows joint customers to access over 20,000 open source models, enhancing their Gen AI workloads by deploying model capabilities directly where their data resides. This integration aims to streamline setup and deployment processes, reducing data silos and accelerating time to value for enterprises.

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