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Crypto offers an alternative for creating AI systems that's more decentralized. And so an example of this is a company called Jensen, which is also in our portfolio that builds a kind of marketplace for compute. So someone on one side of the marketpl
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Like, I just don't really think this is gonna ever be more efficient than a fully interconnected cluster with InfiniBand or, you know, whatever the sort of next spec might be. Like, I could be completely wrong, but speed of light is really hard to be
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...cluster wide computing that we need, and there's gonna be shared memory and all sorts of things? Or do you think the pattern changes again? I don't think we're quite too back to mainframes in that it is still the case that people are running on scale
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who would be better off in an environment where there was a, a liquid market for compute? So what we found, and DRW actually uses, compute exchange source compute, and we find that because there are something like 70 different cloud providers that pa
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And I think I buy crypto for the purposes of, like, transferring money. Like, the financial system is, like, quite painful, and so on. I can understand the, uses of it to sort of incentivize an initial market or try to get around the cold start probl
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that right now you could not otherwise get. Now you can do vision to code, you can do massive context windows. It's really unbelievable. And it's available to everybody. So I And to just build on it, you're exactly correct. And I think it's a very bi
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...of computing infrastructure. Like, the notion that actually you would scale out on commodity PCs, essentially, those same ones that you could buy off the shelf running a Linux stack, and that's what you would do for disk, that's what you would do for
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And it's really been remarkable. I think now that's very clear. But just a couple tweets out of Elon and Sam Altman the last couple weeks on this compute demand has have really caught my attention. If you look at this one out of Elon talking about th
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...distributed around the world. Yeah. I mean, to me, at least I've thought about it, is more about really building a fungible fleet. I mean, when I look at sort of it in the cloud infrastructure business, one of the key things you have to do is have tw
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...shared cloud computing data center is Ethernet, and that's fine. And most workloads are gonna happen right there on one rack, and maybe maybe maybe things will expand to multiple computers on that rack. But, certainly, they won't need to network mult
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and in a way that could actually be more efficient than a cloud by virtue of using capacity that otherwise would just go idle and unused. It's just capacity that's locked away in all of these, like, pockets that are removed and not in one particular
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