IT hardware reseller lists GPUs from decommissioned Nvidia supercomputer on eBay for $60 million — What we know
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Un supercomputer da quasi 60 milioni di dollari in vendita online: ecco a cosa serve (e cosa c'entra l'intelligenza artificiale)
A $60 million supercomputer on sale online: here's what it needs (and what artificial intelligence has to do with it)
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