Approve GPU hardware spend and drive hours-not-days urgency for the Fuzzball/Arcee test cluster

Situation

Peter approved procuring and standing up GPU hardware for a Fuzzball test cluster - routing ~240K of GB200 cards he had in hand to the Reno office, approving a ~60K server plus InfiniBand switch (and more if needed), and greenlighting installing cards into the office servers Brady was using. He pushed hard on speed: hours matter, not days. The goal is to get a cluster online fast for Chris Wolford Arcee/Fuzzball work and the board/Nvidia demos.

Reasoning

This is a top-of-company priority (Arcee pre-prod, Nvidia DGX Spark demo, board demos) with Greg and Bjorn asking daily whether the boxes are up. Peter removed cost as a blocker - approving 60K-plus spend without haggling - and made speed the only variable. He deliberately drove the work through Wolford and Tito rather than leaving it on Moody because he does not trust Moody to finish (handled as a separate people decision).

Additional Context

Peter confirmed this is worth logging as a resource-allocation decision. The Moody route-around is being logged separately.

Observed Evidence

Move forward. Thanks for the communication. Just make sure it plays Doom when we are done. Let us make sure this moves. Hours matter. Not days. Moody, Wolford, and Tito are doing it. They have heard the imperative clearly.

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