Nvidia is proposing a beast of a CPU system for Windows PCs

theturtle 1 day ago|

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sylware 12 hours ago||

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sisve 1 day ago||

> I am not sure how many people will run AI models locally. It still seems like a niche application to me.

Bill Gates had a quote some years ago...

People have still not learned how fast we improve our tech and how much cheaper thing gets I guess :)

dgellow 1 day ago||

Memory isn’t getting cheap soon, and you need a lot of it for local models

sisve 1 day ago||

All depends. The current technology will be cheaper in a year or two. The best cutting edge stuff will properly be even more expensive. But in 10 years time... we can run current SOTA models (or models that are equally good ) on our local hardware

dgellow 1 day ago||

Ah yes, if you count in decades, for sure I expect to run them locally

chaostheory 1 day ago||

We had a thing called globalism that drastically reduced costs. Globalism right now is on life support. Given geopolitics, I don’t see how it’s going to survive.

sisve 11 hours ago||

You are right. I haven't considered that enough. I do agree with you that globalism will be decreased even in the context of a decade, but I think it will be on a level that still give us some cost reduction. But I do think (at least hope) geopolitics will be better in 5-7 years.

PeterStuer 1 day ago|

"I am not sure how many people will run AI models locally. It still seems like a niche application to me."

Clip me :). You are currently living through the final stages of unrestricted computing in the hands of the 'public'. Our regimes are going to pull up the drawbridge in the name of 'safety'. Download the open models asap and prepare for an airgapped computing environment. That will be your frontier in not extremely neutered AI in the near future.

I am so hoping I'm completely wrong on this btw.

shevy-java 1 day ago||

They have bought the governments, so what you model will probably become true. They just inflate the prices right now.