Cash in on the AI Boom by Renting Out Your Spare Compute
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The push to rent out at-home servers and gaming rigs for AI inference is a sign that demand is outpacing centralized GPU supply enough to justify messy, distributed markets. If you’re compute-constrained, these networks might be a tactical bridge—but you need to treat them like any untrusted infra: strict data controls, sandboxed workloads, and no sensitive models.
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