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Hugging Face sells the Hub as Free, PRO, Team, Enterprise and Enterprise Plus plans, prices Team and Enterprise per user per month, bills Spaces, Jobs, Inference Endpoints and extra storage on usage with credits, and lets repository authors declare their own licences in card metadata.
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From the Hugging Face catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 67 verbatim excerpts from 29 Hugging Face documents.
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All 14 ProductsMachine Learning Software 12
Academia Hub, Hugging Face Hub, Hugging Face Hub Enterprise, Hugging Face Hub Enterprise Plus, Hugging Face Hub private repositories, Hugging Face Hub public repositories, Hugging Face Hub Team, Hugging Face PRO, and 4 more
API Platforms 2
Inference Endpoints, Inference Providers
Product History
All acquisitions- Hugging Face acquired Pollen Robotics
Hugging Face announced it was welcoming Pollen Robotics, a team that had spent nine years building open-source robots, and would sell the Reachy 2 humanoid robot. Hugging Face described it as its fifth acquisition.
Legacy product Became Reachy 2 Kept Reachy 2 (Hugging Face) · Open-source, VR-compatible humanoid robot for research and education Licensing impactSources and full product history - Hugging Face acquired XetHub
Hugging Face announced that it had acquired XetHub, a Seattle-based company whose technology lets Git scale to terabyte-sized repositories of datasets and models.
Legacy product Became XetHub storage and versioning technology Merged into Hugging Face Hub storage backend · Intended to replace Git LFS as the storage backend for Hub repositories Licensing impactSources and full product history- Hugging Face said the XetHub team would help it switch the Hub's repositories from Git LFS to its own storage backend with chunked files and deduplication, so a small change to a large file needs only the changed chunks re-uploaded.[1]
- Hugging Face acquired Argilla
Argilla, maker of an open-source tool for building and curating datasets, announced it was joining Hugging Face.
Legacy product Became Argilla open-source tool Kept Argilla (Hugging Face) · Argilla said it would double down on community dataset building Licensing impactSources and full product history- Argilla said Hugging Face's Enterprise Hub would unlock requested features for its enterprise customers, including single sign-on, audits and integration with Inference Endpoints.[1]
- Hugging Face acquired Gradio
Gradio, a library for building and sharing demos of machine learning models, announced that it was being acquired by Hugging Face.
Legacy product Became Gradio Kept Gradio (Hugging Face) · Founders said they would keep growing Gradio within Hugging Face Licensing impactSources and full product history- Gradio's co-founder said the team would keep growing Gradio as a way to share machine learning models, now as part of Hugging Face.[1]