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Meet The Go1: a unique hardware appliance that deploys safe, secure, and accurate AI in just 15 minutes. To schedule a demo: goabacus.co/go1

Go Abacus CEO David Moscatelli is presenting a webinar, Compliant AI - Keeping Your Data in House, with @texasbankers. We'll take a look at why AI is the answer for financial institutions, covering the risks of cloud-based AI , what examiners are increasingly focused on, and what a sound on-premise strategy actually looks like. Follow the link to register! @5dc50235-132f-4c27-bafb-3c6f6ea40b74" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/60719559…

We're hosting a Lunch & Learn in Denver on June 3rd. Topic: The Future of AI in Regulated Industries. It's going to be a small, intimate gathering for leaders in banking, insurance, healthcare, and aerospace with Go Abacus CEO David Moscatelli and Mariano Apodaca leading the discussion. Spots are limited: luma.com/qp01ch1h

Our CEO David Moscatelli is doing a live demo of The Go1, a totally new AI hardware device at @Finovate Spring on May 6. You no longer need to rely on the cloud or develop your own AI infrastructure. With The Go1, you simply take it out of the box and plug it into your internet cable or ethernet. In just 15 minutes, it deploys really fast AI for up to 2,000 users. You won't want to miss it!

A little recap of our Disneyland summit from earlier this month. If the idea of a team retreat like this sounds good to you, we're hiring! Just go to the Jobs section of our LinkedIn profile. linkedin.com/company/goabac…

@kaikuspa Here are photos of us at @ICBA Live showing the Go1 to the bankers it was built for. We're also doing a live demo @Finovate Spring next week. The Specs are accurate and the hardware is real.

@HeyAbacus Scam. Put up or shut up.

Introducing the Go1, AI hardware that sits on-site for up to 2,000 users. No cloud. No compliance trade-offs.

Our CEO David Moscatelli has a new byline in the @texasbankers (and of which we’re also a proud member)! In his piece, David makes the case for why community banks shouldn't fear AI and why the right kind of AI can actually deepen the customer relationships they're already known for. Here’s how: member.texasbankers.com/Magazine/Magaz…

@thanehunt Jack was just ahead of his time.

@HeyAbacus Action Jack Barker finally got his box

@JLeYang @starryhopeblog You can find the specs here: goabacus.co/go1

@HeyAbacus @starryhopeblog So is this a dual socket system or two systems working together? Like there's no tech specs of real performance at all.

@The_x_Truth @calmasacow It's real and we're going to do a live demo at @Finovate Spring.

@calmasacow 's reply dismisses the Go1 on-prem AI hardware announcement from @HeyAbacus as BS, questioning whether the images show a real product and doubting the posted specs. The post highlights technical issues with claims of 8 NVIDIA units fitting the device (actual specs list up to 8x NVIDIA GPUs) and the existence of a dual-socket Ryzen 9 motherboard. Ryzen 9 processors are consumer-grade CPUs without dual-socket support on standard motherboards, unlike server platforms, supporting the reply's point on easily verifiable spec inaccuracies.

@OLDPEEPS45 We're bringing hardware back.

@HeyAbacus That looks like a B350 MSI motherboard from 2018. Did bad ai make this image?

@GeoVIP1 A safe and private AI system where you can control and own the training, processes, and output.

@HeyAbacus What kind of scam is this? There's like one GPU in there. Schedule a demo for what? What are we demoing?

@calmasacow Not BS. Here we are on @YahooFinance finance.yahoo.com/sectors/techno…

@HeyAbacus Sounds like BS. There is no way 8 NVidia CPU fit in there unless you images or not the real thing. Also there is no dual socket ryzen 9 motherboard and even if there was the ryzen 9 doesnt support it you might want to check you posted specs cause they are easily verifiable as BS

@OLDPEEPS45 We're bringing hardware back.

Our CEO David Moscatelli is heading back to @Finovate and this time, he’s bringing The Go1. On May 6 at FinovateSpring, David will be doing a live demo of the Go1, on-premise AI hardware that gives financial institutions their own private AI system in 15 minutes flat. Out of the box. Into the ethernet. And done! Now, you have really fast AI. Here’s what makes on-premise AI different from cloud-based: - Your data never leaves your building - The AI trains on your own processes and information - No third-party dependency - No usage-based billing surprises - You own all your output Below is a flashback of when David was at FinovateFall. Will you be there?

@starryhopeblog you'll have to get your hands on one.

@HeyAbacus Yeah, 8 GPUs in that case. 🤣🤣

@koorinohonou No joke. It's on-prem AI for regulated businesses.

@HeyAbacus Is this some kind of joke

On June 3rd, we will be hosting The Future of AI in Regulated Industries: A Lunch and Learn in Denver. This is the first event of its kind that we have hosted, and we built the agenda around the questions about AI we hear most from leaders in regulated industries. This lunch is intentionally limited to encourage thoughtful conversation and real questions. Sign up here: luma.com/qp01ch1h

A new article by Go Abacus CEO is live on @FinTech_Series. David breaks down why generic, third-party AI is risky for community banks and credit unions, and why on-prem AI is the better option. Give it a read here: globalfintechseries.com/guest-posts/cr…

Why risk exposing all your private data? Better to invest in your own AI hardware that you control.