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While SMIC’s N+3 process shows meaningful density improvements, our comparative measurements confirm it remains significantly less...
Thursday at 8:17 PM
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TechInsights has completed an exploratory teardown and process analysis of the Huawei Kirin 9030 application processor used in the new...
Thursday at 8:16 PM
TechInsights has completed an exploratory teardown and process analysis of the Huawei Kirin 9030 application processor used in the new...
Thursday at 8:05 PM
- The Navy's investing almost half a billion dollars on a new, Palantir-powered AI system for shipbuilding.
- Ship OS sped up the...
Thursday at 8:05 PM
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TechInsights has completed an exploratory teardown and process analysis of the Huawei Kirin 9030 application processor used in the new...
Thursday at 5:32 PM
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So, chips manufactured in Taiwan (and never touching American soil) are going to be subject to 25% export taxes? Got it. Sounds a bit...
Thursday at 5:21 PM
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Actually I was wrong here, Kirin 9030 is true 5nm-class N+3, although still somewhat lower than 5nm density for Samsung and TSMC.
Thursday at 5:17 PM
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Panther lake has not shipped any sku yet. And there are reports that they are starting to ramp now. The paper launch is now planned for...
Thursday at 5:02 PM
K
@benb -
A small add-on to the excellent commentary above -
PyTorch *can* be very inefficient if used improperly, and that can skew...
Thursday at 4:00 PM
@benb -
A small add-on to the excellent commentary above -
PyTorch *can* be very inefficient if used improperly, and that can skew...
Thursday at 2:42 PM
This is actually not a newbie question, it's very good one.
First, the simple stuff. PyTorch and Python are related only because...
Thursday at 2:30 PM
I think the "and losing subscribers" part is probably more impactful. OpenAI getting into "adult entertainment" soon - smells a little...
Thursday at 2:28 PM
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If you are really interested in the details - here are some links on how SGLang, vLLM and TensorRT LLM implement some of the DeepSeek...
Thursday at 2:27 PM
$12b is a lot of money for one company to lose in a quarter but it's not that much in the grand scheme of things.
Thursday at 2:26 PM
(Image credit: TSMC)
TSMC is mulling upgrading the capabilities of its yet-to-be-built Fab 23 phase 2 in Japan in a bid to make chips on...
Thursday at 2:22 PM
Like.
TechInsights has completed an exploratory teardown and process analysis of the Huawei Kirin 9030 application processor used in the new...
Daniel Nenni reacted to Fred Chen's post in the thread SMIC N+3 Confirmed: Kirin 9030 Analysis Reveals How Close SMIC Is to 5nm with
Xebec replied to the thread Google’s 400,000-Chip Monster Tensor Processing Unit Just Destroyed NVIDIA's Future!.@benb - A small add-on to the excellent commentary above - PyTorch *can* be very inefficient if used improperly, and that can skew...