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- Medium series post (Sept 15, 2026) details a common runtime for LLM and statistical synthetic data generation with one worker pool on Dataflow
- Series backs an Apache Beam Summit 2025 session on self-hosted LLM generation via Apache Beam, Dataflow, and BigQuery
- Part 3 focuses on running one shared worker pool for both LLM and statistical synthetic data pipelines
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