It would probably be a cluster of thin nodes with GPU’s or low-cost accelerators over a low-latency interconnect. The DSM would be layered on top of that. The A

It would probably be a cluster of thin nodes with GPU’s or low-cost accelerators over a low-latency interconnect. The DSM would be layered on top of that. The AI cluster would handle processing with security, etc done more by other components. They’re usually layered. I agree it’s harder to manage with less, fine-grained security. People were posting Groq chips at $20k each, though. With that, we’re talking whether the management of it is worth it for installations costing six or more digits. That might be more justifiable if an alternative saves them a good chunk of six or more digits. Their main advantage is a solution that’s ready to go :)