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AI belongs at the edge, but deployment workflows are stuck in the past.
Who's working toward a future where deploying AI to edge devices is as easy as spinning up a cloud instance?
Would love to connect.
Who's working toward a future where deploying AI to edge devices is as easy as spinning up a cloud instance?
Would love to connect.
March 14, 2025 at 12:30 AM
AI belongs at the edge, but deployment workflows are stuck in the past.
Who's working toward a future where deploying AI to edge devices is as easy as spinning up a cloud instance?
Would love to connect.
Who's working toward a future where deploying AI to edge devices is as easy as spinning up a cloud instance?
Would love to connect.
Edge-native should be developer-friendly.
The cloud gave us smooth CI/CD, managed infrastructure, and scalable services. Why should deploying software to the edge be any different?
The cloud gave us smooth CI/CD, managed infrastructure, and scalable services. Why should deploying software to the edge be any different?
March 13, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Edge-native should be developer-friendly.
The cloud gave us smooth CI/CD, managed infrastructure, and scalable services. Why should deploying software to the edge be any different?
The cloud gave us smooth CI/CD, managed infrastructure, and scalable services. Why should deploying software to the edge be any different?
What if deploying to the edge felt just like the cloud?
- No brittle orchestration.
- No fragmented data.
- No hidden complexity.
Just code, deployed where you need it. That’s what we’re solving.
- No brittle orchestration.
- No fragmented data.
- No hidden complexity.
Just code, deployed where you need it. That’s what we’re solving.
March 13, 2025 at 12:30 AM
What if deploying to the edge felt just like the cloud?
- No brittle orchestration.
- No fragmented data.
- No hidden complexity.
Just code, deployed where you need it. That’s what we’re solving.
- No brittle orchestration.
- No fragmented data.
- No hidden complexity.
Just code, deployed where you need it. That’s what we’re solving.
Scalability, reliability, and ease of deployment shouldn’t be exclusive to the cloud.
We should be working on a future where deploying AI and software at the edge is just as seamless.
We should be working on a future where deploying AI and software at the edge is just as seamless.
March 12, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Scalability, reliability, and ease of deployment shouldn’t be exclusive to the cloud.
We should be working on a future where deploying AI and software at the edge is just as seamless.
We should be working on a future where deploying AI and software at the edge is just as seamless.
We believe deploying software—whether in a data center, on a device, or across a fleet—should be indistinguishable from deploying in the cloud.
Let’s make that a reality.
Let’s make that a reality.
March 11, 2025 at 5:15 PM
We believe deploying software—whether in a data center, on a device, or across a fleet—should be indistinguishable from deploying in the cloud.
Let’s make that a reality.
Let’s make that a reality.
Edge is where software meets hardware innovation.
The real winners? Developers who start building for a local-first future today. 🚀
The real winners? Developers who start building for a local-first future today. 🚀
March 11, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Edge is where software meets hardware innovation.
The real winners? Developers who start building for a local-first future today. 🚀
The real winners? Developers who start building for a local-first future today. 🚀
Chip makers aren’t just making CPUs anymore. AI accelerators, NPUs, and edge-optimized silicon are driving local-first software.
The future isn’t in the cloud—it’s on your device.
The future isn’t in the cloud—it’s on your device.
March 10, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Chip makers aren’t just making CPUs anymore. AI accelerators, NPUs, and edge-optimized silicon are driving local-first software.
The future isn’t in the cloud—it’s on your device.
The future isn’t in the cloud—it’s on your device.
Every chat with chip makers hits on the same note: the future is all about local software. They're betting big, convinced this is the direction software's heading in the next 5-10 years.
March 8, 2025 at 12:10 AM
Every chat with chip makers hits on the same note: the future is all about local software. They're betting big, convinced this is the direction software's heading in the next 5-10 years.
Cloud-first software is amazing! 🌥️
It lets you pay monthly to access your own files and breaks the moment WiFi flickers. Truly revolutionary. ⚡
It lets you pay monthly to access your own files and breaks the moment WiFi flickers. Truly revolutionary. ⚡
March 1, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Cloud-first software is amazing! 🌥️
It lets you pay monthly to access your own files and breaks the moment WiFi flickers. Truly revolutionary. ⚡
It lets you pay monthly to access your own files and breaks the moment WiFi flickers. Truly revolutionary. ⚡
🚀 We spent a decade making software cloud-dependent. Now we’re paying for it:
❌ Latency
❌ Vendor lock-in
❌ Privacy nightmares
The next era? Local-first software and Edge Compute—where apps actually work without checking in with a data center.
❌ Latency
❌ Vendor lock-in
❌ Privacy nightmares
The next era? Local-first software and Edge Compute—where apps actually work without checking in with a data center.
February 28, 2025 at 1:30 AM
🚀 We spent a decade making software cloud-dependent. Now we’re paying for it:
❌ Latency
❌ Vendor lock-in
❌ Privacy nightmares
The next era? Local-first software and Edge Compute—where apps actually work without checking in with a data center.
❌ Latency
❌ Vendor lock-in
❌ Privacy nightmares
The next era? Local-first software and Edge Compute—where apps actually work without checking in with a data center.
Remember when we thought AI needed massive data centers?
Now we're running GPT-style models on phones. The convergence of hardware NPUs and model distillation is rewriting the rules of what's possible 🔄 #EdgeAI
Now we're running GPT-style models on phones. The convergence of hardware NPUs and model distillation is rewriting the rules of what's possible 🔄 #EdgeAI
February 27, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Remember when we thought AI needed massive data centers?
Now we're running GPT-style models on phones. The convergence of hardware NPUs and model distillation is rewriting the rules of what's possible 🔄 #EdgeAI
Now we're running GPT-style models on phones. The convergence of hardware NPUs and model distillation is rewriting the rules of what's possible 🔄 #EdgeAI
Developer life:
- 2020: "My model needs a data center."
- 2022: "My model needs a GPU."
- 2024: "My model runs on a potato with a WiFi chip."
Progress? 🥔
- 2020: "My model needs a data center."
- 2022: "My model needs a GPU."
- 2024: "My model runs on a potato with a WiFi chip."
Progress? 🥔
February 26, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Developer life:
- 2020: "My model needs a data center."
- 2022: "My model needs a GPU."
- 2024: "My model runs on a potato with a WiFi chip."
Progress? 🥔
- 2020: "My model needs a data center."
- 2022: "My model needs a GPU."
- 2024: "My model runs on a potato with a WiFi chip."
Progress? 🥔
Cloud-first was a phase. Local-first is the future.
Sometimes, you just want to open an app without waiting for a server handshake.
Sometimes, you just want to open an app without waiting for a server handshake.
February 25, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Cloud-first was a phase. Local-first is the future.
Sometimes, you just want to open an app without waiting for a server handshake.
Sometimes, you just want to open an app without waiting for a server handshake.