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In 2010 I have worked on an Intel secret project which was about a CPU with an ARM processor hidden inside about which the customers not...
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<sigh> no it's not "trash", it's a very good technology for the right applications -- including AI/HPC, which will soon be the biggest...
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Doesn't work. The substrate has to be thin because the vias connecting to the transistor source/drains are very small and so have to be...
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It's a terrible cognitive ability...
I bought the i7 12700K in the middle of the corona misfortune... The i7 assembly was labeled as...
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The stock market can be irrational for longer than you can be solvent. In this case we see zero usage of all those "AI" chips by the...
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If there were a way to do BSPD without thinning the Si substrate would that solve the heat spreading problem? All that’s needed is...
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If there were a way to do BSPD without thinning the Si substrate would that solve the heat spreading problem? All that’s needed is...
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Nope, that's not true. For chips whose design suits BSPD -- for example GPU/AI chips for HPC, which is a huge and rapidly expanding part...
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Taipei, Aug. 19 (CNA) Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) secured NT$67.13 billion (US$2.23 billion) in subsidies from the...
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That doesn't stack up with actual calculations/simulations I did when looking into BSPD.
With conventional FSPD the transistors sit...
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https://tspasemiconductor.substack.com/p/the-thermal-frontier-of-bspdn-iitc
At the 2025 IEEE ECTC, TSMC unveiled several advanced...
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Gelsinger was a "champion" of Larrabee, but he did not lead it or architect it. Doug Carmean was the chief architect. Gelsinger liked...
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I think, sadly, there are new rules, set by China. In capital intensive industries that China aims to dominate, purely private...
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They're probably not that much worse than nanosheet devices, which are already worse then FinFETs for self-heating because they have...
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The stock market can be irrational for longer than you can be solvent. In this case we see zero usage of all those "AI" chips by the...
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