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JamesRed

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Ringsword

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Killing him won’t do jack. The cat is already out of the bag. The milk has been spilt. Humpty-dumpty’s been cracked in two. Not even all the king’s men and horses can put it back together again.
Still ,no low is too low for these assholes-Liang and his team of guys/girls are a national asset and must be protected-this month of win after win would be severly dampened by a horrid news of "something" happening to deepseek's people.
 

4Runner

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Do you see compute-as-a-service becoming viable in the near future?
Do you have any specifics in mind? I think compute-as-a-service is already here. Public cloud vendors such AWS and Azure are first and foremost vendors of infrastructure-as-a-service, which is inherently built on top of virtual computing, virtual networking and virtual storage. So in a sense, they already offer some form of compute-as-a-service. For example, AWS offers instance types P5*, which can include a few H100 or H200 GPUs. Going forward, they could have some form of whole computer types such as whole rack with Hopper or Blackwell GPUs.
 

siegecrossbow

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Do you have any specifics in mind? I think compute-as-a-service is already here. Public cloud vendors such AWS and Azure are first and foremost vendors of infrastructure-as-a-service, which is inherently built on top of virtual computing, virtual networking and virtual storage. So in a sense, they already offer some form of compute-as-a-service. For example, AWS offers instance types P5*, which can include a few H100 or H200 GPUs. Going forward, they could have some form of whole computer types such as whole rack with Hopper or Blackwell GPUs.

Not to mention cloud based gaming… It’s harder to find what you can’t do.
 

victoon

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Guys, Rubio knows it now!
Seems like the translator he listend to during the call is from Chinas side, and he/she didn't done his job well. LOL
about that:
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Marco Antonio Rubio was born in
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His parents were Cubans who immigrated to the United States in 1956 during the regime of
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, two and a half years before
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ascended to power after the
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... Neither of Rubio's parents were U.S. citizens at the time of Rubio's birth,
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but they applied for U.S. citizenship and were
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in 1975.

to be fair, Even if he didn't have birth right citizenship, he can still be sec of state.
 

GZDRefugee

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Do you have any specifics in mind? I think compute-as-a-service is already here. Public cloud vendors such AWS and Azure are first and foremost vendors of infrastructure-as-a-service, which is inherently built on top of virtual computing, virtual networking and virtual storage. So in a sense, they already offer some form of compute-as-a-service. For example, AWS offers instance types P5*, which can include a few H100 or H200 GPUs. Going forward, they could have some form of whole computer types such as whole rack with Hopper or Blackwell GPUs.
Specifically for real-time, low latency applications. Things like autonomous driving, local weather prediction and the like. For the gamers, offloading graphics processing and simply rendering the output on the screen at home.
 
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