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TCO

British  

abbreviation

  1. total cost of ownership: the real cost of owning and using a piece of equipment such as a computer, taking into account the price of the hardware, software, maintenance, training, and technical support that may be needed

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Additionally, the Nvidia component is meant to give Anthropic’s models “the best possible performance, efficiency and TCO,” or total cost of ownership.

From MarketWatch

The BTC pipeline could be an option for TCO too, but a source said if agreed, it could take up to six months for flows to start.

From Reuters

TCO already began re-routing a small volume of oil by rail to Georgia's port of Batumi in April when storm damage made part of the CPC terminal unusable.

From Reuters

Two of the sources said TCO was booking more rail volumes and they could increase in September or October.

From Reuters

Fans won’t be allowed to watch until Saturday at TCO Performance Center, the sparkling, sprawling, suburban headquarters the Vikings opened four years ago, but even when practice attendance is limited to staff, guests and media. the spotlight on Jefferson remains clear.

From Seattle Times