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EV charging company plans to deploy 100,000 Nvidia GPUs in pods at sites across the US

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EV charging firm Xeal plans to use its existing U.S. network to deploy the “world’s first edge inference compute network using idle EV charging capacity.” The big idea is that it already has 1,600+…

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