Talk: San Francisco Compute on GPU clusters and compute markets
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Evan Conrad recounts how San Francisco Compute started as an AI lab that subleased its own GPU cluster to survive, then began operating clusters and running a market for them. He traces the chain of problems new labs and inference companies hit, starting with everything being sold out.
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