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AkashML is live! A fully managed AI inference service on Akash Network. Deploying open models like DeepSeek shouldn’t cost $50K/month or require complex setup. AkashML makes inference simple, affordable, and automatic, so developers can run AI workloads on decentralized GPUs with ease. Try it out here 👇 Read More... show more

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