Hetzner is working on LLM Inference

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• This is interesting because I thought Hetzner was anti-crypto? LLMs aren't the same but they're often lumped in with crypto as "things no one wants."
  by NetOpWibby
• Excited to see the price of every other product they offer triple for no reason.
  by danlitt
• Whats definitely missing: a solid (non Mistral) GDPR compliant coding plan / subscription. All offerings are either US or China based. With the newest open weights models this became really interesting imo.
  by perelin
• > The enable_thinking option is worth mentioning. Without it, the model can spend a surprising amount of the completion budget reasoning before it returns a visible answer.

  Straight up the opposite, which the name makes abundantly clear, with the option it does reasoning, without it it doesn't...

  by embedding-shape
• Very soon we will be having reseller programs for inference, this will be just like web hosting reseller. After big players, small players will also start entering in this field.

  I'm waiting for that day so that inference will be affordable just like web hosting. 200$ per month is in no way affordable by everyone.

  by pmg1991
• This seems like a smart move, given their ability to host efficiently. I approve of efforts to make the cost of inference for smaller useful models slowly approach 'close to zero' and there are many good paths for getting there. It is useful for companies to get fast hosting for the class of smaller models they may end up hosting in house.
  by mark_l_watson
• Good to see more developments in this space. I quite like this service, which is a little further than Hetzner and has several models to choose from: https://www.infomaniak.com/en/hosting/ai-services
  by ano-ther
• It would certainly be interesting to have a highly respected EU-native inference provider, if only to make the regulatory gods happy
  by swiftcoder