Taiwanese company Skymizer announces HTX301 - PCIE inference card with 384GB of Memory at ~240 Watts
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Skymizer announces the HTX301, a PCIe inference card capable of running 700B-parameter LLMs on-premises with high memory and low power consumption.
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