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It costs the equivalent of 2 years of cloud GPU H100s at current prices. Edit: Sorry fucked up my math. I wanted to do 40x52x4, $4/hr being the cloud compute price but that us actually $8300, so it is actually equivalent to about 4.5 months of cloud compute. 40 hours because I presume that this will only be used for prototyping and debugging, i.e during office hours.
what are current h100 price ? lowest i have seen is only 0.99 per hour
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If I were NVidia, I would be throwing everything I could at making entertainment experiences that need one of these to run... I mean, this is awfully close to being "Her" in a box, right?
I feel like a lot of people miss that Her was a dystopian future, not an ideal to hit. Also, it’s $3000. For that you could buy subscriptions to OpenAI etc and have the dystopian partner everywhere you go.
I feel this is bigger than the 5x series GPUs. Given the craze around AI/LLMs, this can also potentially eat into Apple’s slice of the enthusiast AI dev segment once the M4 Max/Ultra Mac minis are released. I sure wished I held some Nvidia stocks, they seem to be doing everything right in the last few years!
Nvidia releases a Linux desktop supercomputer that's better price/performance wise than anything Wintel is doing and their whole new software stack will only run on WSL2. They aren't porting to Win32. Wow, it may actually be the year of Linux on the Desktop.
Nvidia releases a Linux desktop supercomputer that's better price/performance wise than anything Wintel is doing and their whole new software stack will only run on WSL2. They aren't porting to Win32. Wow, it may actually be the year of Linux on the Desktop.
Did see vague claims of "starting at $3k", max 4TB nvme, and max 128GB ram.
I'd expect AMD Strix Halo (AI Max plus 395) to be reasonably competitive.
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Where does it say they won't be supporting Win32?
Here he says that in order for the cloud and the PC to be compatible, he's going to only support WSL2, the Windows subsystem for Linux which is a Linux API on top of Windows. Here's a link to the part of the keynote where he says this: https://youtu.be/MC7L_EWylb0?t=7259
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Where does it say they won't be supporting Win32?
Here he says that in order for the cloud and the PC to be compatible, he's going to only support WSL2, the Windows subsystem for Linux which is a Linux API on top of Windows. Here's a link to the part of the keynote where he says this: https://youtu.be/MC7L_EWylb0?t=7259
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Here he says that in order for the cloud and the PC to be compatible, he's going to only support WSL2, the Windows subsystem for Linux which is a Linux API on top of Windows. Here's a link to the part of the keynote where he says this: https://youtu.be/MC7L_EWylb0?t=7259
"Linux API on top of Windows" is an interesting way to describe a virtual machine.
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