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US (enterprise/kubarnetes) datacenters also average 5% gpu and 8% cpu utilization. Much of datacenter buildout is for “reserving” capacity, even if existing infrastructure could accomodate "spot rental"or “serverless” (let google/aws cram your work request into the machine of their choice) to get 6x+ more “tokens”.
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US (enterprise/kubarnetes) datacenters also average 5% gpu and 8% cpu utilization. Much of datacenter buildout is for “reserving” capacity, even if existing infrastructure could accomodate "spot rental"or “serverless” (let google/aws cram your work request into the machine of their choice) to get 6x+ more “tokens”.