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u/Formal_Power_1780 · Reddit — r/AMD_Stock · September 12, 2026 at 23:01 · ⬆ 1 pts  | View on Reddit ↗
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u/Formal_Power_1780 Reddit r/AMD_Stock
AMD inference 50-100x TCO wins if models stall
The author claims that if frontier model releases slow down and weights stabilize, AMD can fix weights on today's models and offer inference at 50-100x better TCO. This cost advantage would drive migration of inference workloads to AMD-based deployments, benefiting AMD. The catalyst is model stagnation combined with AMD's inference cost leadership; no explicit timeframe or risk is stated.
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