We 3D-Rendered the Cloud. It’s a Cardboard Box.
The news this week: one photo became a whole 3D world. A tool called img2threejs 1.5.1 takes a picture and hands back the scene in 3D, plus the code that spins it. The interesting part is not the shape — it’s the code. A world you built can run on any machine you own. That’s sovereignty — models, data, and hardware all in your own hands — finally visible in 3D.
Source: RT @NickDevFE: img2threejs 1.5.1 is out 🚀 · twitter
What this means for ThakiCloud
The same logic at company scale is what ThakiCloud’s on-prem stack does: Paxis runs the agent orchestration, Metis handles training and inference, and the models, data and GPUs all live inside your own facility. The cloud being a cardboard box is the joke; being able to open the box and look inside is the point. On-prem means the bill you read is your own meter, not someone else’s view. The 3D world you built is yours — the machine that spins it included.
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