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What It Actually Takes to Run Your Own AI: One Consumer GPU, a Routed Model Mesh, and $100 a Month

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Every "local AI vs cloud" article I've read shares one quiet feature: the author never touched the hardware they describe. They quote NVIDIA A100s at €15,000 each. They build €60,000 GPU "nodes." They add "0.5 FTE of staffing," AWS SageMaker line items, €36,000 a year. The numbers are clean, the ta…

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  1. 2026-08-28 18:02 · DEV Community — AI
    What It Actually Takes to Run Your Own AI: One Consumer GPU, a Routed Model Mesh, and $100 a Month

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