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Databricks starts tens of millions of machines a day. Each one used to wait about five seconds for its network rules. That wait is now 125 milliseconds.

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English Wikipedia now holds more than seven million articles. Anyone can open one. The catalog stays public.

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NASA's Hubble has taken over 1.7 million looks at the sky. The pictures live in a public archive. Anyone can open one.

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Roblox's cache now answers 1.38 billion queries a second at peak. It sits in front of live game storage so play does not stall.

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Source: https://t.co/OZPhyhKJdE

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Intercom's support agent now fully resolves over two million conversations a week. That is live customer support at a help desk company, not a demo.

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DeepMind put over 200 million protein shapes in a public catalog. One structure used to take years. The method still holds. Anyone can look.

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Airbnb now records 50 million samples a second from its live systems. That is how they watch the product for guests and hosts. The store holds 2.5 petabytes.

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Uber scaled agent usage 7x. More than 70% of pull requests now come from local or cloud agents. Holding the model fixed, cost per session fell 52% from the June peak.

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@TonyZ278264 Great question and I do not know. I wonder how long first token takes.

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Apple's biggest on-device model is 20 billion parameters. It only wakes 1 to 4 billion per request. The rest stays in flash. That is how a phone holds the big model.

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A warehouse robot has now worked more than 65,000 hours in real factories. Agility says Digit has run that time across nine customer sites. They also announced more than $300 million in Digit v5 orders, but those are multi-year and still tied to milestones.

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