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Turns out Intel does make big GPUs!
832 BF16 TFLOPS, 128GB, 3.28 TB/s. Each.
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This is how I save over $1000 a month on compute costs for my AI side projects and experiments. I’m able to fine tune models up to 72B parameters on this node (with room for more 3090s)
Renting and having access to a node like this 24/7 would cost you over $3k a month
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We’ve been working closely with @nvidia to sustainably build compute infrastructure of the future. Check out a sneak peek of our custom GB200 NVL racks running in our labs.
Register for the App Dev & Infrastructure #GoogleCloudSummit to learn more → goo.gle/4f2rleU
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Why GPU Hardware is So Costly?
The journey of GPU hardware has consistently been associated with high costs. From the earliest basic graphics cards to today's cutting-edge AI-driven GPUs, expenses have only increased.
Several factors contribute to these high prices, including new technological advancements, research and development, and the complexities of supply chains.
While services like AWS offer GPU instances, they come with their own expenses. These traditional GPU services often feature high hourly rates, additional charges for data storage and transfer, and potential hidden fees, which can quickly accumulate, especially for startups and smaller developers.
DePINed is set to change this dynamic, offering affordable, high-performance GPU rentals through a decentralized network, making top-tier computing accessible to all developers.















