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Self-Hosted LLM: Proven TCO Guide for Llama Deployment

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A self-hosted LLM can reduce inference costs, protect sensitive data, and eliminate dependence on usage-based APIs—but only when workload volume justifies the infrastructure. The real decision is not simply hardware versus token pricing. A credible total cost of ownership analysis must include util…

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  1. 2026-09-06 21:47 · DEV Community — AI
    Self-Hosted LLM: Proven TCO Guide for Llama Deployment

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