@MichaelGannotti: With model training done Nemo has brought @deepseek_ai V4 Flash back online on my 2 node @NVIDIAAI DGX Cluster and I ca…
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Michael Gannotti shares that he has brought DeepSeek's V4 Flash AI model back online on his NVIDIA DGX cluster after completing model training, allowing him to resume local inference for running agents.
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With model training done Nemo has brought @deepseek_ai V4 Flash back online on my 2 node @NVIDIAAI DGX Cluster and I can get back to running all the agents on local inference again https://t.co/ihwq5D3M58
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