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PocketClawvol. 1 · 2026
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cpu.

Everything we've published on cpu across guides, agents, hardware reviews and glossary entries — 2 entries in total.

Guides (1)

  • GPU vs CPU for self-hosted AI inference — when each genuinely wins in 2026AI Agents · 2026-05-26

    When does a GPU actually pay for itself in self-hosted AI inference, and when is a modern CPU genuinely the better answer? Real benchmarks across Mac Mini M4, Intel NUC 13, Raspberry Pi 5, and a single-GPU box. Watts per token, euros per million tokens, and the surprising places CPU wins.

Hardware (1)

  • Intel NUC 13 / Mini PC

    Mini PCs at €300–600 with i5/i7 + 16–32 GB RAM. The sweet spot for self-hosted AI agents that need browser automation and decent local model performance.