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workload

noun as in line of duty

noun as in work load

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Qualcomm is focusing its rack server products for AI inference workloads, not AI model training.

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The expected boost will allow the group to address capacity issues that are preventing even faster growth rates for Azure as Microsoft clients migrate their workloads onto the platform and deploy AI strategies alongside them.

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Senior prison staff have told the BBC that the new checks will only add to their workload and put more pressure on a system that is already struggling to cope.

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One posted on Facebook that her workload was down more than 50% this year because of AI and search effects on her client publishers.

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Not an ace by the heavily diluted standards of 2025, a time when crossing 110 pitches is an unreasonable workload and a six-inning outing is considered “dominant.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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