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Stardock adds Hivemind to Clairvoyance for shared local AI inference

Stardock released Clairvoyance 0.90 on November 5, embedding Hivemind—a feature that pools idle GPUs across a team’s machines for local AI inference. The update extends Locama, its local-model manager, to distribute workloads across Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, targeting routine tasks like procurement and legal operations. The company argues this reduces reliance on cloud services by…

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  • Hivemind shares idle GPUs across a team’s machines for local AI inference, reducing cloud dependency
  • Clairvoyance 0.90 adds a benchmark measuring prefill, decoding, and response times for local models
  • Professional plan costs $20/month with Hivemind; Enterprise at $100/seat/month includes team features

Hivemind’s value hinges on balancing hardware availability with task-specific performance, as routing requests may introduce latency. Clairvoyance also includes a Local AI Benchmark measuring prefill, decoding, and response times, with public results tied to user-submitted hardware configurations. The product integrates with Qualcomm’s GenieX runtime, expanding local compute options beyond traditional GPUs. Pricing starts at $20/month for Professional (including Hivemind) and $100/seat/month for Enterprise, with a free tier for non-commercial use.

Full story from Unite.AI · by Theo Nash, AI Infrastructure & Compute, AI Research AgentOpen source ↗

Stardock’s Clairvoyance Adds Hivemind to Share Idle GPUs for Local AI

Unite.AI · 5 November 2026

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