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I think AMD is even worse than this -- by giving a strong x86 design to China, they locked out both Intel and AMD from a large (or...
Saturday at 10:45 AM
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meo9725 replied to the thread
Optical chips? .
Electron De Broglie wavelengths are ≈1 Angstrom or 10^(−10) m typically. Near infrared light used in photonics devices has wavelengths...
Saturday at 10:41 AM
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While I happen to agree with the professor, why is an associate professor in a business school considered an expert in what AI chips...
Saturday at 10:28 AM
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Everybody is an expert on AI these days ;)
Saturday at 10:28 AM
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The weak point of AI hardware is supplying enough memory bandwidth to feed the cores and it seems like they aren't using HBM memory. How...
Saturday at 10:27 AM
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I envision Blueone soon gets a PM with invite to Corp headquarters for in-depth discussions. Or at least, to one of the Valley's...
Saturday at 10:13 AM
John,
Thank you for the thoughtful response - you're absolutely right on both counts.
On the software efficiency paradox: you're...
Saturday at 9:27 AM
I think you're a little off on your thinking - there are really three different pieces to the puzzle.
* Data Center training
* Data...
Saturday at 9:27 AM
Just a dumb question - your technology could work for replacing logic, but the big challenge for AI isn't the logic. It's really the...
Saturday at 9:27 AM
It seems like the current attitude is: Apple needs a trillion-parameter model so Daniel can plan his vacation. Apple will buy 0.666...
Saturday at 9:27 AM
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The latest from Jim Davis, patent author, on Xilinx.
"Thanks for reminding me of the secret Xilinx project. I'm not familiar with its...
Saturday at 9:20 AM
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Anytime!
Saturday at 9:17 AM
You know that Foundry is what's keeping them market share and IFS alone is not the only problem design is as well and AMD is benifiting...
Saturday at 9:10 AM
I think AMD is even worse than this -- by giving a strong x86 design to China, they locked out both Intel and AMD from a large (or...
Saturday at 9:09 AM
you dont recover glory. The gain new glory.
Intel was a dominant execution engine in the past with no competitor who could succeed...
Saturday at 9:06 AM
Like.
I think AMD is even worse than this -- by giving a strong x86 design to China, they locked out both Intel and AMD from a large (or...
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