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Compute is becoming a liquid asset you can trade and program
◆ 75RelevanceOn a story from Latent Space9h ago
Shift from viewing GPU costs as a static cloud bill to a liquid asset you can trade. This changes how you hedge against compute shortages and manage long-term infrastructure spend.
Takeaways
- GPU markets are evolving toward physical settlement and independent trading platforms.
- Programmable data centers allow for more granular control over compute allocation.
- Strategic founders can now treat compute as a tradable financial instrument.
Read the original at latent.space
The Programmable Data Center — Evan Conrad, SF Compute
fmode.me/n/the-programmable-data-center-evan-conrad-sf-compute
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