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This guide shows what you should go for in terms of GPU, based on the AI workload you want to self-host.

It covers LLMs, image/video generation, speech, object detection, and when you might not need a GPU at all.

https://3hcloud.com/blog/which-gpu-is-suitable-for-your-ai-workload

I found this post to be a nice overview and reasoning why more and more companies are having their AI employees.

Here's how the post starts:

When OpenClaw first appeared, it gave new momentum to AI agents and simultaneously put the term “AI employee” on everyone’s radar. This wasn’t a mere chatbot that only responded when asked anymore. A modern AI agent can now be set up to monitor incoming email correspondence, sort messages and reply to them, track the sales funnel, and run recurring tasks.

To put it simply, it’s like you’ve hired a digital employee who decides for themselves how to apply skills and tools to solve all sorts of tasks, from executing terminal commands to writing applicat

SuperPlane is an open source automation engine.

It unifies software creation with the operations of production systems. It does not replace your existing tools; it orchestrates them. By treating both AI agents and human engineers as first-class citizens, SuperPlane lets you incrementally build workflows that span across your stack: from Git repositories to CI/CD systems, observability platforms, and communication channels.

It lets you model high-velocity workflows as fully operational Apps. Each SuperPlane App is a single deployable unit that brings together your workflow graphs, custom UI, and execution logic.

For example, a single App ca