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Intel's Competitor should honor Brian Kranzich with a Medal of Honor for his service to them.
Saturday at 1:47 AM
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100GW isn't adding that much demand to the production capacity of solar companies. Just Jinko alone delivered that much last year...
Saturday at 1:43 AM
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Maybe, maybe not. I know that the DSP chips inside the optical modules used for the inter-satellite laser links are standard commercial...
Saturday at 1:38 AM
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For memory, might it turn out to be better to add more robust ECC than heavier shielding?
IIRC Starship is targeting $100/kg in the...
Saturday at 1:37 AM
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HBM already has some ECC built-in, I'd imagine a little additional material for shielding would be simpler cost-wise than redesigning...
Saturday at 1:37 AM
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A group of U.S. lawmakers this week sent a letter to the U.S. State and Commerce Departments calling to reinforce restrictions on wafer...
Friday at 9:20 PM
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Those considerations are valid, but they are not binary yes/no issues. Capacity may be tight, but that doesn’t mean Samsung will stop...
Friday at 7:12 PM
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There was a meme circulating recently, a pink dumpster 3/4 full outside the gates at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave with a sign: Award dropoff...
Friday at 6:36 PM
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Two thoughts:
* agree that we will see new specialized foundational frontier models, that have very different architectures from the...
Friday at 5:57 PM
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True, but also if you're using core chiplets like AMD there's less advantage to going to the next node because density (gates/mm2)...
Friday at 4:09 PM
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BTW, my anecdotal view on Silicon Valley commercial tells me that we're in a weird in‑between moment: a lot of empty space and painful...
Friday at 3:56 PM
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agree the AI HW needs will be a lot mor diversified, depending on different stage mentioned here, and even perhaps multiple different...
Friday at 2:49 PM
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My personal opinion is that as models evolve and improve, elements of both training and inference are becoming increasingly specialized...
Friday at 2:47 PM
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AI definitely feels like "the second computer revolution". Remember how unemployment has been 50% since computers took over the world...
Friday at 1:29 PM
AI definitely feels like "the second computer revolution". Remember how unemployment has been 50% since computers took over the world...
Friday at 1:25 PM
Haha.
Intel's Competitor should honor Brian Kranzich with a Medal of Honor for his service to them.
Like.
Maybe, maybe not. I know that the DSP chips inside the optical modules used for the inter-satellite laser links are standard commercial...
Xebec replied to the thread AI starting to hit office space market.AI definitely feels like "the second computer revolution". Remember how unemployment has been 50% since computers took over the world...