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A Tesla logo is pictured at a Tesla dealership in Berlin, Germany April 23, 2025. REUTERS/Annegret Hilse
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I think the justification around data centers in space probably has less to do with cost (It's going to be way more expensive) than it...
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I think an API is too high level for NPU processing. I suspect that for Qualcomm's NPUs for the Surface PCs, Microsoft worked closely...
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My take is that Groq only had a partial solution for data-center scale inference. The Groq chips are great at simple, fast , low latency...
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Data centers don't just throw away old hardware，they sell them to server recyclers. They can recover a lot money from second hand...
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Interesting how Jensen Huang talks about and defends his 75% margin. It seems for the coming years he will defend that superhigh margin...
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It's too much work to create a single ISA for an ASIC shared by Vendors what would be difficult and Microsoft don't have the capability...
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Korean news reporters? need lots of filtering! especially, chosun.com is famous for clickbait headlines
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We tried their 14nm five years ago, and the yield was poor.
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Korean news reporters? need lots of filtering! especially, chosun.com is famous for clickbait headlines
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Given @ trillion transistors are required to run Windows nowadays, I'm thinking Andy was more right than Bill :)
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Definitely worth looking into. Even better would be to optimize the software and require less hardware. Throwing big iron at a problem...
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hist78 reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread Musk says Tesla may 'tape out' next-generation AI6 chips in December with
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user nl posted the thread Kings of margins: NVIDIA, TSMC and ASML in SemiWiki Main Forum ( Ask the Experts! ).Interesting how Jensen Huang talks about and defends his 75% margin. It seems for the coming years he will defend that superhigh margin...
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Korean news reporters? need lots of filtering! especially, chosun.com is famous for clickbait headlines
Xebec replied to the thread Is It Really Impossible To Cool A Datacenter In Space?.Given @ trillion transistors are required to run Windows nowadays, I'm thinking Andy was more right than Bill :)