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The next AI hardware race might be about inference

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The NVIDIA/Groq news got me looking at how fast different LLM providers actually serve tokens. Everyone obsesses over training bigger models, more GPUs. But running these things in production is a completely different problem. If AI agents actually end up in daily workflows, response speed and infe…

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  1. 2026-08-25 18:02 · r/singularity
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