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Last Week in Chutes | August 19 to August 25, 2026
Last Week in Chutes August 19 to August 25, 2026 Week fifteen. We said out loud where the network is headed (a federation that outlasts any one company, including us), DeepSeek V4 Flash took the model spotlight with a 1M-token context, and Jon showed the napkin math for training on DGX Sparks. The thousand-year thread const put it bluntly: others are building AI companies, we are building an Intelligence Federation meant to last a thousand years. We quoted him and laid the vision out in ful
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Last Week in Chutes | 14th July to 21st July
Last Week in Chutes July 14 to July 21, 2026Week ten. Jon pre-trained a 20B model for under $10 an hour of compute, in public, on rented VMs. Also this week: monetization hit an all-time high, Chutes is getting a podcast, dstack's private AI gateway now routes to Chutes, and we asked the timeline whether it wants TEE VM rentals. Under $10 an hour to pre-train a 20B model Jon Durbin publicly demonstrated pre-training a 20B MoE for under $10 an hour of compute. Read that again. Not on a reserv
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Please excuse our absence from Proof of Talk in Paris
TL;DR We've been focusing on powerful, significant, and fully quantifiable improvements to chutes' operating budget, security, intellectual property, etc. We very much have a GSD (GET SHIT DONE) philosophy, and sometimes that requires "all-hands-on-deck" work that precludes the possibility of attending conferences. Model consolidation / long-tail cost reduction For a while now we have had the goal of migrating the platform and all active chutes to be fully TEE. We have now finished that
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Quick and Easy Serverless AI Model Deployment
If you want to deploy an AI model without spending weeks on infrastructure, Chutes gives you a practical serverless route: package the model, deploy it on GPU-backed infrastructure, and pay for usage instead of permanent capacity. That shortens the path from experiment to endpoint. What serverless deployment helps with Most model teams do not struggle with the idea of deployment. They struggle with the surrounding work: provisioning hardware, handling dependencies, exposing an API, and scalin
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From Volume to Value: Building a Sustainable AI Inference Platform
We processed 45% fewer tokens over the last six weeks. On the surface, that may seem like pretty bad news, but the true story is one of massive increases in efficiency and future sustainability.
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Community Announcement - February 27th, 2026
An update about the coming changes to Chutes
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Confidential Compute for AI Inference: How Chutes Delivers Verifiable Privacy with Trusted Execution Environments
Your prompts. Your data. Hardware-protected from everyone—even us. Chutes TEEs: Confidential AI you can verify, not just trust The Chutes network is designed for an adversarial world: miners are anonymous and permissionless. Given this new reality, security is no longer “just trust me” it must become “don’t trust, verify.” That’s the core idea behind Chutes’ security model: a defense‑in‑depth stack that verifies software integrity, attests to hardware properties, restricts runtime behavior
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Who are the founders of Chutes AI?
Founders and Organizational Model Chutes AI was founded by a global, decentralized collective of engineers, researchers, and builders working under the umbrella of Chutes Global Corp. There is no CEO or central decision maker; responsibilities are shared across contributors through a collective governance process. Core contributors include Cxmplex (backend), Bonoliver (frontend), Florian S (backend), Kyle (backend), Jon Durbin (backend), Sirouk (backend), Veight (marketing & sales), Algowary (
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New Chutes Landing Pages, Miner Dashboards & Pricing Updates
We've rebuilt the landing pages from scratch to reflect where we are as a subnet/product. They're now more fleshed out, with more pages targeted towards enterprise customers, pricing etc. (You'll notice our new pricing tiers, coming next Monday) We've also significantly fleshed out documentation for our SDK, API and integrated the miner docs directly, to one central hub which we now call Chutes Developers. We hope with this change we can encourage more developers to build, deploy and scale thei
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