Reliable, Affordable LLM Inference Provider Hard to Find as Models Get Sunset
A developer running production LLM workloads lost their cost-effective inference provider (Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite) to deprecation and found the promising alternative (Groq) has closed developer access for months. Teams relying on cheap, fast LLM inference face recurring disruption from provider sunsets and access restrictions.
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