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How about free solar panels for our houses to power all of these mega data centers and EVs? Add battery packs too. It's only money.
Nov 9, 2025
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to be precise, we are at 1998
Netscape (1994) - Javascript (1997) - Paypal (1998)
ChatGPT (2022) - MCP (2025) - payment protocol, A2P...
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osnium replied to the thread
Skyworks and Qorvo to merge .
You have Sanan for example
Nov 9, 2025
The breakthrough you're asking about exists, and it starts with a radically different approach: what if we could do the same AI...
Nov 9, 2025
No, they are about to try to corner the market. The supplier list for RF frontend ICs grows smaller by the day, and it's clear as day...
Nov 9, 2025
(Reuters) -OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Friday doubled down on the company's ask for the U.S. to expand eligibility for a Chips Act tax...
Nov 9, 2025
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Is there any in smartphone RF front-end?
Nov 9, 2025
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osnium replied to the thread
Skyworks and Qorvo to merge .
There is stiff competition from Taiwanese and Chinese vendors for compound semiconductors.
Nov 9, 2025
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The breakthrough you're asking about exists, and it starts with a radically different approach: what if we could do the same AI...
Nov 9, 2025
I'd be happy with the FAA finally approving non-leaded fuel engines for small planes like Cessna 172's..
Nov 9, 2025
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No, they are about to try to corner the market. The supplier list for RF frontend ICs grows smaller by the day, and it's clear as day...
Nov 9, 2025
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I mean the power going to racks, no the one coming into the datacentre from the grid.
Some big dotcoms decided to use DC power inside...
Nov 9, 2025
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Probably a totally different architecture. Blackwell is the best we have today, but clearly brute force when you consider the tiny...
Nov 9, 2025
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You can also do a hybrid approach. Automate pieces with humans watching.
Just like self driving cars - both watching is (much) safer...
Nov 9, 2025
You can also do a hybrid approach. Automate pieces with humans watching.
Just like self driving cars - both watching is (much) safer...
Nov 9, 2025
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread OpenAI's Altman urges US to expand Chips Act tax credit for AI growth.How about free solar panels for our houses to power all of these mega data centers and EVs? Add battery packs too. It's only money.
Like.
to be precise, we are at 1998 Netscape (1994) - Javascript (1997) - Paypal (1998) ChatGPT (2022) - MCP (2025) - payment protocol, A2P...
Xebec replied to the thread Automating Air Traffic Control Systems, WHEN.I'd be happy with the FAA finally approving non-leaded fuel engines for small planes like Cessna 172's..