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I reckon they will consider what he has constructed to be a data center. A lot of places do it and just fly under the radar, but if you're going to publish a b
by zmmmmm 5y ago
I reckon they will consider what he has constructed to be a data center.
A lot of places do it and just fly under the radar, but if you're going to publish a blog post bragging about it and how much money you are saving ...
- penultimatename 5y agoThey run two GPUs. I highly doubt NVIDIA, their lawyers, or a judge would consider that a datacenter. The license is clearly directed at a different crowd.
- TheGuyWhoCodes 5y agoI don't think so. These are just workstations. It's not like they have a a rack full of 4u servers with RTX3900s and even then it's for their own usage. The RTX datacenter restriction as far as read, but not a lawyer, is for data center providers like aws, ovh, hetzner etc to provide servers with these gpu and rent them.
- athorax 5y agoIt doesn't matter if they consider these 3 servers to be a "datacenter." There are legal definitions[0] that this usage doesn't fit in at all. Unless nvidia provides a different definition in their license (which they don't) [0]https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/17112#a_1 https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/17112#a_1