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Start free trial →Intelligent Machines (Audio) · Tech Strategy & Big Tech · November 2026
Leo asked why the big AI labs never found the 2x to 6x single-user speedups his hobbyist engine gets. Ash's answer is that data-center operators optimise for total throughput across many customers, not one person's speed on their own hardware.
I actually... Why didn't
these, why didn't these companies do it themselves?
It's quite easy to answer that. So if you're a big company, you're not bothered about the single stream. You're bothered about concurrency. Many users using that box to get as maximum throughput.
Because you're on a day in a data center where you're selling this to hundreds of thousands of customers.
Exactly. So I applied this method last night. I actually got access to carbon. And I'm pretty impressed with it. That's amazing.
This is Google's new Gemini for. Yeah.