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inference

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


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Judge Christopher Smith asked Mr Malik's barrister Angus MacDonald if he had advised his client that if he chose not to give evidence, the jury "may draw such inferences as appear proper".

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On the call, Arm pointed to opportunities around central processing units as AI moves from the process of training models to inference, which is when AI technologies predict things based on new information.

From MarketWatch

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.

From MarketWatch

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.

From MarketWatch

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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