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title: "Chapter 12, claim 5, the second fleet reading, utilization, due 31 December 2027 · The AI Compute Race · DRYBURGH"
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description: "Chapter 12, claim 5, the second fleet reading, utilization: due 31 December 2027."
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# Chapter 12, claim 5, the second fleet reading, utilization

Due 31 December 2027

**The test.** Utilization of the 2023–24 H100 fleets holding at 75 percent or more weakens the claim. Utilization below 60 percent is the named channel opening. Without a series that can separate those fleets by 31 December 2027, the reading is set aside as unscored.

unscored Unscored. No such series exists; the one market measure on the record, the rented share of the capacity Ornn tracks, from a marketplace that both prices compute and rents it, has nothing to separate a 2023–24 fleet from any other.

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**Falls due:** 31 December 2027

**Read on:** A published series that can separate the 2023–24 fleets

**Chapter:** [Chapter 12 — Cross-Examination](https://dryburgh.com/vol1/notes/chapter-12)The book’s own thesis put on trial: five claims, each scored against the record and given a dated test that could prove it wrong.

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