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inference

[in-fer-uhns, -fruhns] / ˈɪn fər əns, -frəns /


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He said that Oracle is more exposed to OpenAI’s training business whereas the more compelling opportunity is in inference, or the process by which models make predictions based on new data.

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That the increasing demand for storage is due to inference — or the process of running AI models that Curtis said contributes to hyperscaler revenue — is another “layer of sustainability to the story,” he added.

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That the increasing demand for storage is due to inference — or the process of running AI models that Curtis said contributes to hyperscaler revenue — is another “layer of sustainability to the story,” he added.

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As AI models continue to improve and expand, the larger training and inference workloads and need for nearline storage will be a boost for Sandisk, Newman said.

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Classical processors are “the technology behind everything that we see today with language models and training and inference and so forth,” according to Chow.

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