Stardock’s Clairvoyance is adding a way for teams to put idle computers to work on AI inference. Its Locama local-model manager includes Hivemind, a feature that shares local inference capacity across a company’s machines, alongside a benchmark intended to show how well particular hardware runs AI. The November 5 release positions Clairvoyance 0.90 as a desktop environment for using local and cloud models together. Locama manages the installation, execution, and orchestration of local models on…
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Stardock’s Clairvoyance Adds Hivemind to Share Idle GPUs for Local AI