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“AI is like cloud computing but happening faster across every industry”
...to cloud, which, like, I feel like we now kind of take for granted. But that, you know, that's also something that, you know, feels like everything is on the cloud now. But that that just took longer
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...just cloud computing at the hardware layer, and then you had Ali and his colleagues that were thinking about what are some of the software opportunities in cloud. They were so close to the research around the early ages. And unlike with AI today, whe
10:28 / 11:32
from transcript10:28 – 11:32
...which is the compute counterpart to the storage part of AWS in s three. And a simple way to think about e c two is if you were a web application developer at the time, like I was, and you were writing stuff and you were sort of running it on local ho
1:02:56 / 1:04:04
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...So if cloud computing and storage is abstracted compute for companies, it sounds like what you want to build is like a like a synthetic layer on top of that that takes kind of the raw grunt of data centers that other companies have built and makes th
1:10:28 / 1:11:36
from transcript1:10:28 – 1:11:36
...phrase cloud computing or the cloud. We've said web services. And I think people today have heard AWS so many times that they sort of forget that it's a little bit of a misnomer. It's still called Amazon Web Services, but the vast majority of what is
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...you might actually need, based on your workforce, to just use a web browser and just use a real nice, easy web interface to load some models in from a trusted source that you can easily pair with your data and just click run and not have to worry abo
1:23:06 / 1:24:18
from transcript1:23:06 – 1:24:18
...for the cloud. And then in addition to that product, all of the hyperscalers also sell effectively a hard disk kind of product, where when you launch a server, you tell the cloud how much storage space you need on that server. Mhmm. And they provisio
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...clouds. And NVIDIA does have, I think, six data centers, but that, I don't believe, is what they're actually using to back DGX Cloud. No. So starting price for DGX Cloud is $37,000 a month, which will get you an a 100 based system, not
1:23:58 / 1:25:01
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...AI cloud company that's taking an energy first approach. What does it mean? They efficiently access their power directly from the source and pass all the savings along to you. This isn't just about saving some cash. Crusoe's architecture is specifica
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from transcript20:14 – 21:17
...in a CPU cloud, you might have, like, you know, let's say, if you had a million dollars of hardware, in GPUs, you have a billion dollars of hardware. And so your customers are buying, at much higher volumes than you'd otherwise expect. And it's also
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from transcript1:35 – 2:44
...infrastructure and services regardless of your specific setup or workload. 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 any
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from transcript20:07 – 21:10
...computing power. So how do you stay competitive without breaking the bank? And what if you could cut your cloud bill in half? That's right. 50%. Well, it's time to upgrade to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or OCI as we call it in the industry. OCI is bl
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from transcript29:49 – 31:06
...cloud infrastructure? So far, we're not seeing it as a replacement to your point. We are finding depending on the use case and depending on what a founder is doing, we're finding that there is a bit of, hey. Let's try to figure out which of these sce
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from transcript17:14 – 18:15
...beats the cloud. How would you even procure that? If we just need another 20 servers, it's gonna take a week or two to get boxes shipped on pallets, delivered to a data center and unwrapped and racked and all that stuff. Right? But how often do we ne
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