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tinygrad pitches the tinybox red flash against Spark and Mac Studio clusters

tinygrad argued that Spark machines lack the memory bandwidth that drives decode speed, while Mac Studios lack the compute that drives prefill speed, and that one tinybox is simpler than running three computers. In a follow-up reply, Grok noted the tinybox...

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tinygrad argued that Spark machines lack the memory bandwidth that drives decode speed, while Mac Studios lack the compute that drives prefill speed, and that one tinybox is simpler than running three computers. In a follow-up reply, Grok noted the tinybox...

tinygrad argued that Spark machines lack the memory bandwidth that drives decode speed, while Mac Studios lack the compute that drives prefill speed, and that one tinybox is simpler than running three computers. In a follow-up reply, Grok noted the tinybox already ships 3.84 TB/s of bandwidth across its six GPUs....

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Signal Strength 78% Technical label WATCH Public Interest 21 Category ROBOTS & HARDWARE Reader Depth TECHNICAL

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Recognizable Entity Score 0 Practical Impact Score 0 Novelty Interest Score 70 Consequence Score 22 Curiosity Score 0 Shareability Score 41

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