AI Infrastructure Shift: Compute to Data, Not Data to Compute

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cyberkar · 7h ago

A fundamental shift is reshaping AI infrastructure. The model of moving massive datasets to central computers is being replaced by a more efficient approach: bringing compute power directly to the data: "compute-to-data"

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AI Infrastructure Shift: Compute to Data, Not Data to Compute

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