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they’re pushing for AI, but nobody will have a device to use it?

• FMecha 7mo ago
  I feel traditional "rust" hard disks would be inefficient for AI use. Unless they include SSDs (which I feel these data centers are more likely to be using) in the definition as well...
  • foxrider 7mo ago
    They need it hoard datasets.
  • stockresearcher 7mo ago
    In a large rack-mount SAN with hundreds or thousands of disks connected to your computing equipment via fiberchannel, the performance difference is pretty negligible. The real advantage of SSDs in this use case is storage density and power efficiency. On the other hand, your compute resources might be packed in so tight with power-intensive stuff that you appreciate the spinning rust “wasting” space.
• Havoc 7mo ago
  Chromebook with a 64gig shitty eMMC is what Google and friends would love you to use. Pay that cloud drive subscription!
• 112233 7mo ago
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