Dude. I don't know how what I asked and what you interpreted got so far apart, and yet I'm compelled to respond.
I've been in IT for more than 30 years. I've worked hands-on hardware for the first 20 of them. There's a datacenter in my office (though it's nearly empty as it's all been migrated to the cloud.)
What does a modern AI hosting datacenter look like? What's the network look like from a compute module to the perimeter of the DC? Is the hardware that hosts AI compute a 6U server with 20 RTX 4090's?
When Elon gets in trouble with having too many turbines...are they generating power at all times because it makes some kind of thermodynamic sense to convert LNG to power, rather than pulling power from the grid?
I'm not talking about the software used in training, I'm asking about the bare metal.
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Dude. I don't know how what I asked and what you interpreted got so far apart, and yet I'm compelled to respond.
I've been in IT for more than 30 years. I've worked hands-on hardware for the first 20 of them. There's a datacenter in my office (though it's nearly empty as it's all been migrated to the cloud.)
What does a modern AI hosting datacenter look like? What's the network look like from a compute module to the perimeter of the DC? Is the hardware that hosts AI compute a 6U server with 20 RTX 4090's?
When Elon gets in trouble with having too many turbines...are they generating power at all times because it makes some kind of thermodynamic sense to convert LNG to power, rather than pulling power from the grid?
I'm not talking about the software used in training, I'm asking about the bare metal.
Ah, I see!
If you're not willing to research, you should hire and pay someone (not me) for that information.
Forums are gonna get really quiet if that's what everybody does.
(ChatGPT was massively more helpful than you. Not quite sure if that's great for mankind or not.)
That's not my problem.