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r/AI_Agents asks how teams cope with agent inference costs

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r/AI_Agents asks how teams cope with agent inference costs

A Reddit user on r/AI_Agents asked how teams running agents in production handle inference, noting one agent task can mean dozens or hundreds of model calls and that Nvidia has said memory/HBM constraints could last through 2028.

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