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      <description>A grounded look at the three serious AI inference hardware insurgents in 2026 - Cerebras with its wafer-scale WSE-3, Groq with its LPU architecture now part-licensed by Nvidia, and SambaNova with its SN40L and SN50 reconfigurable dataflow units - and what their different bets tell us about where inference is heading.</description>
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      <description>A grounded look at the reasoning-model wave - what makes o3, DeepSeek R1/R2, Gemini Deep Think, and Claude Extended Thinking different from the generation that came before, when to actually reach for one, and what the cost and capability trade-offs look like in production.</description>
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