“If you're a neocloud, you can buy the GPUs, deploy them, sell a strip of GPU futures, and then just sell on-demand compute…sell six month contracts…post a big percentage upfront”

Odd Lots · Don Wilson on the GPU Market's Trillion Dollar Question

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Proposed that a neocloud buys GPUs, deploys them, sells a strip of GPU futures, and then sells on-demand compute while customers post a large percentage of contract value upfront

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