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AI cloud infrastructure is the difference between a viral moment and a missed opportunity. In this episode of AI Cloud Essentials, host Ritu Jyoti sits down with Jake Rothman, who leads Go-To-Market and Partnerships at Decart AI, to unpack how a single viral LinkedIn demo of virtual try-on turned into a commercial roadmap — and why an AI-native cloud partner like CoreWeave made it possible to say yes.
Jake traces Decart's journey from Oasis One — a Minecraft-inspired, prompt-generated world model — to real-time video products demanding sub-40 millisecond latency, and shares the go-to-market playbook his team uses to turn one obsessed customer into a repeatable motion. This conversation is for AI builders, infrastructure leaders, and GTM teams deciding how fast they can afford to move.
What you'll take away:
Why sub-40 millisecond latency is the threshold that makes real-time AI experiences possible
How burst capacity removes the internal debate when a product spikes overnight
The "clone the win" playbook: find one customer who loves the product, then exhaust that track
Why Decart treats GPU optimization as a commercial product, not a cost center
How world models like Oasis One point toward the physical AI and robotics opportunity ahead
