Companies build in-house AI servers to cut costs, protect data
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AI Global WireRasmussen & Watkins, the second-largest U.S. law firm, recently purchased AI servers equipped with NVIDIA GPUs, including H200 models, and leased secure data center space to house them. The firm plans ...
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