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.CapIX Dev's vision is to bring quantum computing to retail The three layers underneath: - Layer 1: GPU mesh aggregating Surplus Intelligence, Pod the Squire, OpenRouter - Layer 2: Smart router (heavy tasks go to the GPU, light tasks go to the CPU, quantum computing in the future?) -...

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@cpx_token @AskSurplus @squire_bot @OpenRouter Shameful to promote this scam. Did u even try and see their API’s return static data.

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