AI Server Rental Costs Drop, Token Spending Stabilizes as Japan Unveils New Orchestration AI Model
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Tyler Durden
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Asian markets saw positive momentum from US-Iran talks and continued AI rally broadening, particularly in Japan and Korea. AI server rental costs are slumping while token-spend stabilizes. Japan unveiled a new 'Orchestration' AI model. Meanwhile, Google (GOOGL) dragged tech lower after Nobel Prize-winning DeepMind scientist John Jumper left to join Anthropic.
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· 2 pulledmemory and AI bottlenecks led the charge in Japan/Korea with the AI rally continuing to broaden
It seems we are getting closer to a clearer answer to the 'trillion dollar question'...
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