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Nvidia's Project Digits is a 'personal AI supercomputer'

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623 points magicalhippo | 1 comments | 07 Jan 25 04:14 UTC | HN request time: 0.21s | source
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Karupan ◴[07 Jan 25 04:41 UTC] No.42619320[source]▶
I feel this is bigger than the 5x series GPUs. Given the craze around AI/LLMs, this can also potentially eat into Apple’s slice of the enthusiast AI dev segment once the M4 Max/Ultra Mac minis are released. I sure wished I held some Nvidia stocks, they seem to be doing everything right in the last few years!
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csomar ◴[07 Jan 25 08:03 UTC] No.42620359[source]▶
Am I the only one disappointed by these? They cost roughly half the price of a macbook pro and offer hmm.. half the capacity in RAM. Sure speed matters in AI, but what do I do with speed when I can't load a 70b model.

On the other hand, with a $5000 macbook pro, I can easily load a 70b model and have a "full" macbook pro as a plus. I am not sure I fully understand the value of these cards for someone that want to run personal AI models.

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1. gnabgib ◴[07 Jan 25 08:26 UTC] No.42620481[source]▶
Are you, perhaps, commenting on the wrong thread? Project Digits is a $3k 128GB computer.. the best your your $5K MBP can have for ram is.. 128GB.