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Proof of work has always demanded a brutal trade-off - to secure a monetary network, you burn energy on the scale of entire countries. Meanwhile, hundreds of billions poured into AI - all for one operation at massive scale - matrix multiplication. For years, these energy markets were disjoint....

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