My NEW Homeserver for AI + Power efficiency
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In this video, I'll talk about the new hardware upgrades I’ve made to my home server. I needed to upgrade my secondary Proxmox node because of my new AI workloads. Of course, I'll show you how I put everything together, including improvements to the network setup and a new rack server case.
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