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cadence

noun as in rhythm

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Meanwhile, Nvidia’s annual product cadence allows for “the optimization of the entire AI infrastructure,” the analysts said, because customers don’t only want chips, but also to scale out AI deployment.

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The cadence of only reporting results twice a year could mean investors miss key events entirely, if they happen in a span of a few months.

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I love his cadence, his hustle, his freedom, his words, his confidence and the s— go hard.

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A Vandenberg spokesperson said the base expects to maintain “a steady space and test-launch cadence for the remainder of the year” but couldn’t provide exact figures.

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This season has had an unusual cadence of episodes, with the first two arriving on a weekly schedule, then biweekly before the arrival of Episode 5, which aired three weeks later on Wednesday.

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