Model-as-a-Service: Access AI models or bring your own models without managing the infrastructure
Access ready-to-use AI models or bring your own models, without deploying or managing the underlying model infrastructure.
Choose the right model for the workload
Access open-weight models hosted on high-performance GPUs, alongside closed-weight models from providers onboarded to the service. Model availability depends on the selected configuration.
Choose
<p>Select models according to capability, performance and workload needs.</p>
Connect
<p>Access hosted models through APIs for applications and workflows.</p>
Build
<p>Create assistants, knowledge experiences, content, code and agents.</p>
Paragon orchestration
<p>Orchestrate infrastructure and services as AI environments scale.</p>
Bring your own models
<p>Use your own trained or customised model within RE:AI's environment.</p>
Related services
Related products
Token-as-a-Service — Metered consumption through a managed service with model choice, intelligent routing, governance, and visibility over usage and spend./ai-cloud-services/token-as-a-service
Paragon Orchestration — Paragon brings compute, applications, environments and AI services together on one platform orchestration./orchestration
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Model-as-a-Service (MaaS)?
Model-as-a-Service gives enterprises access to ready-to-use AI models without having to deploy and manage the underlying model infrastructure.
Which AI models can I access through Singtel RE:AI MaaS?
RE:AI can provide access to open-weight models hosted on RE:AI GPUs, as well as closed-weight models from providers onboarded to the service, subject to availability and configuration.
Can I bring my own AI model to RE:AI?
Yes. Bring Your Own Models (BYOM) enables enterprises to use their preferred or existing AI models within the RE:AI environment, subject to the supported deployment configuration.
How can enterprises use models through MaaS?
Hosted models can be accessed through APIs for integration with applications and workflows, and can support use cases such as assistants, knowledge experiences, content, code and AI agents, depending on the selected model and configuration.
What is the difference between MaaS and Token-as-a-Service (TaaS)?
MaaS provides access to AI models, while TaaS provides managed model consumption with capabilities such as intelligent routing, governance and visibility over token usage and spend.
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Global Connectivity Awards 2026
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Frost & Sullivan Best Practices Recognition 2025
Southeast Asia GPU-as-a-Service Competitive Strategy Leadership
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