I am certainly going to get one of these, but my $200k A100 DGX has been an absolute lemon — replaced three times under warranty, and just last week the CPU cooling system appears to have died. Hopefully just needs new thermal paste.
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AI Networking Opportunity at Davos World Economic Forum
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I'll be in Davos next week as part of the Unicorn program at the World Economic Forum Let's meet if you're interested in leveraging/building/discussing AI!
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5 Key Aspects of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare 2024
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5 Aspects Of Artificial Intelligence And Healthcare For 2024
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Image Generation Models: From Creative Use to Industrial Applications
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Image-generation models have come a long way, now producing images so realistic that they are often hard to distinguish from real ones.
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 15 janvier 2025
While many enthusiasts have explored models like Stable Diffusion for creative and entertaining purposes, the practical industrial applications… pic.twitter.com/82bicejNx4Image-generation models have come a long way, now producing images so realistic that they are often hard to distinguish from real ones. While many enthusiasts have explored models like Stable Diffusion for creative and entertaining purposes, the practical industrial applications
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Unpredictability at Early Stage: Why Planning Has Limits
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no matter how well you plan you can literally never predict anything. You can promote an experiment to a company later if it works and if you’re sure. All assurance at the 0-1 stage is a lie. Nobody knows
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Protecting Innovation: Small Teams Need Freedom from Billion-Dollar Pressure
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you can always promote an experiment to a company if it works but putting the pressure of being a billion dollar whatever on a tiny team trying to try something new is not good and that’s how we kill innovation. Sometimes the things that work are random
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Startups as Experiments: Reclaiming Innovation Through Risk-Taking
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the difference between a startup and a company is that a startup is supposed to be an experiment that may or may not work. It gave people the freedom to try new things without too much worry of failure. Somewhere, we lost that and people stopped trying new things to avoid
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Quantum Computing Transitions From Theory to Business Practice
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2025 marks an essential time for businesses and developers to actively engage with quantum computing as it could transition from a theoretical concept to a practical tool. https://t.co/q37JlXeiUm
— Antonio Grasso (@antgrasso) 15 janvier 20252025 marks an essential time for businesses and developers to actively engage with quantum computing as it could transition from a theoretical concept to a practical tool.
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Why 2025 Is The Year Every Business Leader Must Get Quantum Ready
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Why 2025 Is The Year Every Business Leader Must Get Quantum Ready – And How To Do It As #quantumcomputing crosses the threshold from theoretical possibility to practical reality, Microsoft's #quantum leader reveals why now is the critical moment for business leaders to prepare
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Sam Altman says 2025 is the year AI agents join the workforce
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AI agents are coming OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said 2025 is the year AI agents “join the workforce.” Tasks is just the start. OpenAI is already testing a more advanced system called Operator: • Write code
• Book travel
• More autonomy Operator might launch within weeks.