Cheap Models, Expensive Company
DeepSeek built its name on being the cheap option. It is now reportedly raising money at a $74 billion valuation, […]
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DeepSeek built its name on being the cheap option. It is now reportedly raising money at a $74 billion valuation, […]
Business Insider put it about as plainly as a tech headline can: a mysterious free AI model is impressing developers,
What happens to your inference bill when the company selling GPUs also has a financial stake in the clouds renting
Remember when Google’s TPU showed up and everybody in the space suddenly had opinions about custom silicon? For most of
Here’s a take that will annoy the silicon crowd: a chip designed end-to-end by AI is not the interesting part
My whole stack just changed owners. Reports from Business Insider, Forbes, Bloomberg, and Mobile World Live all point the same
What if the people leaving OpenAI matter less to your bot than the fact that you noticed? I ask because
Twenty-nine characters. That’s how long a string like gemini-2.5-flash-lite-preview runs when you type it into a config file, and I
Remember when running a language model locally meant downloading a few gigabytes, waiting for your fans to spin up, and
Amazon tripling its Nvidia order to two million GPUs will not make your bot better. Not one bit. That is