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lemmy.mayer.rocks

Surprised Google has to do that. I thought they have their own chips?

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Not the kind of chips that are optimized to do massive training. NVidia is still king in that space. And they are not happy to sell those to a hostile semi-competitor. Anyone that can get systems with Vera Rubin (or Blackwell, or even Hopper) chips is able to call the shots.

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That "unexpected demand" is probably just two LLM agents tasking each other in an infinite loop somewhere.

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And that's how those corporations stay afloat, one feeding the other and ultimately feeding from us

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