INFERENCE TIME COMPUTE
DeepSeek's new AI model R1 cost $10M to build instead of the usual $100M+. This article looks at how AI costs are changing - instead of spending mostly on building AI, companies now spend more on running it daily. As AI gets cheaper to build, more companies can use it, which means more computing power is needed overall. For investors and companies, this means the real opportunity might not be in building AI models, but in providing the computing power to run them. This shift could create new winners in the AI industry.