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...OCI costs 50% less for compute and 80% less for networking, and that's some serious savings. Thousands of businesses have already upgraded to OCI, including Vodafone, Thomson Reuters, and Suno AI, who we had in the pod last year. So here's your call
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...And OCI costs significantly less than other clouds with a span of 50 interconnected cloud regions and more than a 150 OCI services apiece so you can access your cloud from anywhere and keep your prices consistently low worldwide. So join Modal, Skyda
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...costs 50% less for compute and 80% less for network compared to other cloud options. That's a lot of savings, especially when every minute counts in the cloud. Thousands of businesses have already upgraded to OCI, including MGM Resorts, Specialized B
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...average, OCI costs 50% less for compute, 70% less for storage, and 80% less for networking. Join Modal, Skydance Animation, and today's innovative AI companies who all have upgraded to OCI and saved a ton of money. And this offer is only for new US c
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We're talking about self hosting, talking about data fine tuning. Is there might be some hand holding there. I'm presuming this is not $20 a month. No. So, you know, what what's our pricing schedule look like? How do we price our product? Right? We h
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...costs are so unpredictable. This has probably happened to you. You've planned out and budgeted a certain amount for a project and then been hit with a massive bill with no real explanation for what went wrong. If you're feeling like the cost of worki
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1 or $200, Cursor $200, and now 300. So we're seeing that people are charging more for models at the absolute bleeding edge, but I think that for pretty much any consumer, the $20.15, $25 a month option's gonna be okay. But it is interesting to see t
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“AI agents aren't just cutting costs - they're transforming business operations”
someone's coming in to ask a question. If you think about HR service management, like, can I take these people out for lunch when I'm in the Indian office? I wanna apply for leave or parental leave, w
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...costs are so unpredictable. This has probably happened to you. You've planned out and budgeted a certain amount for a project and then been hit with a massive bill with no real explanation for what went wrong. If you're feeling like the cost of worki
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...costs significantly less than other clouds with a span of 50 interconnected cloud regions and more than a 150 OCI services apiece so you can access your cloud from anywhere and keep your prices consistently low worldwide. So join Modal, Skydance Anim
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...OCI costs significantly less than other clouds with a span of 50 interconnected cloud regions and more than a 150 OCI services apiece so you can access your cloud from anywhere and keep your prices consistently low worldwide.
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...OCI costs 50% less for compute and 80% less for networking, and that's some serious savings. Thousands of businesses have already upgraded to OCI, including Vodafone, Thomson Reuters, and Suno AI, who we had in the pod last year. So here's your call
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...infra cloud costs. So your COGS must be bought your COGS must be low and your gross margin must be just ludicrously lovely. Exactly right. So we are not paying an OpenAI or anything on a per query basis, which is why our fees can be fixed. Right? We
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I'd say there's there's two parts on the cost side, and then, you know, there's there's one multiple parts on the on the benefit side. On the cost side, the main things you have to think about are the upfront effort required to get an actual, like, t
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...like, maybe hundreds of dollars of, like, actual inference cost. Right? Like for instance, you know, doing a lot of LLM calls against like long, you know, kind of transcripts of let's say sales calls to extract different types of insights like here's
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As a fellow East Coast transplant of The US, I mean, I I'm sympathetic to to where you've ended up. Now business model. I'm presuming this is something akin to SaaS when you break it down. Yeah. Right now, it's it's a monthly subscription and the pri
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...costs upwards of a 150,000 u s US dollars per patient per year, and sometimes can even be more depending on how frequently you need to self administer the drug. So this is well out of the range of affordability for most people around the world and al
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...that costs $300 a month and, gives greater access to Grok three, Grok four, and Grok four Heavy. Now, $300 a month is actually a new high watermark because I believe you can pay Google 250, you can pay OpenAI 200, you can pay Perplexity 1 or $200, Cu
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...low. But for the most part, there's enough ROI on on, coding agents where, you know, people are willing to spend
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