Yes.
The license allows companies and developers to integrate Falcon 180B into their applications and services, and host it in their own or leased infrastructure.
Yes.
The license allows companies and developers to build and monetize new applications on top of Falcon 180B and host it in their own or leased infrastructure.
Yes.
The license allows companies and developers to use Falcon 180B within their internal tools and applications, and host it in their own or leased infrastructure.
Yes.
The license doesn’t not prevent hosting providers from leasing hosting capacity / compute power that is used by developers or companies to host their dedicated instance of Falcon 180B.
The license only restricts the provisioning of shared instances offered as an inference / finetuning API (subject to another license)
No.
The license specifically restricts hosting providers from monetizing direct access to shared instances of Falcon 180B and its fine-tunings.
This would require a specific license to be in place.
Remember, these FAQs are based on the provided terms and conditions and aim to simplify the understanding of Falcon 180B's usage. For comprehensive information, always refer to the full License Agreement.
