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Distributed compute needs to be deployed with speed, scale, and sovereignty. Dan Wright joined Bloomberg Technology this week to talk about Galleon Forge One, our Series B, and the infrastructure buildout required to meet growing demand for inference, fine-tuning, and distributed model deployment at scale. The next wave of... show more

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