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Amazon is allegedly taking in billions of dollars’ worth of Nvidia racks every month, even though some sites aren’t ready for them and there is no electricity to feed the AI accelerators just yet. According to internal emails seen by Business Insider, Amazon is willing to tie up billions in...
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