Meta Moves to Sell Its Excess AI Compute
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A summary of the interesting content that I consumed this past week…
What I Read This Week: a summary of the content that I consumed this past week… Caught My Eye… 1) The Sovereign AI Trade On June 29, Palantir and Nvidia announced a partnership to run AI inside classified and air-gapped government systems, meaning networks cut off from the public internet. The deal pairs Nvidia’s chips and open Nemotron models with Palantir’s data software, enabling agencies to run modern AI on secret data without it leaving their control. As these customized models are used in production, teams can continually improve them within their own environments using new data and…
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