Would you buy a Qwen3.8-27B Taalas chip for $1k if it could run at 7,000 TPS?

Just find it interesting, since if Taalas tried to get into the consumer market, it could be interesting. Kind of like how we have game discs on CDs. Of course, a Qwen3.8-27B chip is stuck on 3.8-27B, but it's not going to $0 when Qwen4-27B launches, since it runs magnitudes faster than GPUs and is still pretty good.

Assume it's Q4 (or Q8, or whatever you'd prefer it to be).

I think the bigger question is if you'd buy a chip of an LLM on it, in a more general sense.

Or, when? What about Qwen4.5-27B?