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Source: omny.fm
Date: Published Jun 13, 2026

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Argues GPU scarcity is substantially a utilization problem — pooling fragmented, mismatched capacity into a standardized grid could let smaller labs buy compute for spiky training without locking into oversized long-term contracts.

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