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by wqaatwt
37 days ago
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Well again.. you are mixing up inference costs and their other mostly fixed expenses (in addition to sales and marketing) Is there any indication that if they could sell X * N more tokens than now at the same (or even quite a bit lower) price they wouldn’t become profitable as a company? > They haven't found a way to sell inference for less than it costs them yet Based on what? I only see evidence to the contrary. |
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Based on the money they're spending on compute being less than the money they're getting from customers.