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customer

[kuhs-tuh-mer] / ˈkʌs tə mər /
NOUN
buyer of goods, services
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Specifically, customers are turning to AI chips more for inference, which is the process by which models reach conclusions based on information that’s new to them.

From MarketWatch

“Completing tasks faster doesn’t automatically mean a company or team is suddenly producing more products or serving more customers,” he noted, which would have a more noticeable impact on revenue.

From MarketWatch

And then there is another regular customer - a hungry seagull who has become well-known to staff there.

From BBC

The National Mining Association has pointed to those events and said access to coal-fired generation has helped keep the lights on and prevent greater spikes in customer bills.

From The Wall Street Journal

“A lot of the markets that we go into have been telling us they can’t hire enough people to do the deliveries and to continue to grow at the pace that customers want,” Rash said.

From Los Angeles Times