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Cheapest I can find hard drives is around $30 per TB. Which means that the break even time for this product is at least 3 years. Assuming personnel and infrast
by AndrewDucker 3y ago
Cheapest I can find hard drives is around $30 per TB.
Which means that the break even time for this product is at least 3 years. Assuming personnel and infrastructure costs are near zero.
I can't see how this is a genuine product.
- geor9e 3y ago`LTO-9 Cloud Storage` `Affordable long term archival.` `for safely storing large sequential data` `instead of S3 Glacier` A 10-pack of LTO-9 tape cartridges, so 180TB, can be found for ~$400. Glacier storage is used for petabyte-scale datasets you might only add chunks to years then read sequentially one time to train your next LLM. It's not for random access like a hard drive.