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I think most who follow the technology "feel" like TSMC is likely to produce the more efficient transistors. As you point out, history...
Sunday at 11:41 AM
Be my guest to join SpaceX IPO in deep "space", whatever that means................I'm sure there will be another big country able to do...
Sunday at 11:32 AM
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Thanks - and fully agree - I didn't question N2's density advantage - was just curious about the power efficiency.
haha, fair -- My...
Sunday at 11:30 AM
Ah, yes.
The "this time it's different" canard, said before every major bubble. And it coincidentally generates HUGE fees for Goldman...
Sunday at 11:28 AM
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Ah, yes.
The "this time it's different" canard, said before every major bubble. And it coincidentally generates HUGE fees for Goldman...
Sunday at 9:17 AM
Access to (Deep, "Affordable") Space is a pretty unique offering.. similar to being the only company in the world that can make EUV...
Sunday at 9:05 AM
During the recent Tesla earnings call they said that the initial stage would be a small R&D fab, with a few $B set aside this year, and...
Sunday at 9:04 AM
https://wccftech.com/intel-using-14a-tech-for-its-own-internal-chips-is-a-clever-move/
Sunday at 9:00 AM
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Ah, yes.
The "this time it's different" canard, said before every major bubble. And it coincidentally generates HUGE fees for Goldman...
Sunday at 8:58 AM
Maybe SpaceX will beat Tesla soon?
Estimated PE Ratio: Because SpaceX is reinvesting every dollar of Starlink profit into Starship and...
Sunday at 8:07 AM
Musk was mocking "big expensive clean rooms" and said the way he would modernize the stodgy semi industry is put wafers inside...
Sunday at 7:44 AM
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Musk was mocking "big expensive clean rooms" and said the way he would modernize the stodgy semi industry is put wafers inside...
Sunday at 7:40 AM
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Musk was mocking "big expensive clean rooms" and said the way he would modernize the stodgy semi industry is put wafers inside...
Sunday at 7:32 AM
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Let's come back to this thread in five years! Everything now is for me too much a sales pitch from SpaceX/Tesla in view of the SpaceX...
Sunday at 7:17 AM
Clock speed shouldn't be a metric to judge design Intel 7 Raptor Lake clocks 6 Ghz and not a single X86 CPU on TSMC Node clocks that...
Sunday at 6:20 AM
user nl replied to the thread Elon Musk lays out Terafab AI chip project plan.Be my guest to join SpaceX IPO in deep "space", whatever that means................I'm sure there will be another big country able to do...
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Thanks - and fully agree - I didn't question N2's density advantage - was just curious about the power efficiency. haha, fair -- My...
Xebec replied to the thread Elon Musk lays out Terafab AI chip project plan.Access to (Deep, "Affordable") Space is a pretty unique offering.. similar to being the only company in the world that can make EUV...