▪︎ Rodri wants to play in Spain again and is open to the idea of joining Real Madrid
▪︎ Real Madrid hopes to reach an agreement with Manchester City very soon for the transfer of the Spanish midfielder
▪︎ For their part, Manchester City wants to keep the player, but is not ruling out the possibility that other clubs besides Real Madrid will join the race. Therefore, they might be open to letting the 2024 Ballon d'Or winner leave if a good offer comes in. ✍️
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Cleopatra (1963) cost so much it nearly sunk 20th Century Fox - what started as a $2M movie exploded into a $44M epic, forcing the studio to sell off land just to stay afloat.
NVIDIA just turned an 8-GPU workstation into something that used to require a datacenter.
For years, running frontier open models meant renting DGX clusters by the hour.
Not anymore.
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768GB of GDDR7.
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InfiniBand networking.
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The crazy part isn't the hardware.
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Five years ago, this kind of setup belonged inside enterprise AI labs.
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That's the shift most people still underestimate.
The future isn't just better AI models.
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Cloud won't disappear.
But every new generation of local AI hardware makes renting compute a little harder to justify.
The question is changing from:
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to
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