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This is interesting news because Tenstorrent was one of the Rapidus 2nm clients announced or mentioned between 2023 and 2024. Now...
Saturday at 9:58 AM
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Intel's PDK are still a mess. Even if 18A is great node no one will be able to make anything on it without expertise on the PDK.
Saturday at 9:56 AM
"moving" or "expanding"?
TSMC already started recruiting talents directly from India many years ago, at least since 2011.
Saturday at 9:40 AM
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I'm guessing the PDK is still not done, at least to his satisfaction.
Saturday at 9:30 AM
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What does it say about Intel Foundry that Jim Keller is working with Rapidus but has declined to work with Intel at the moment?
Saturday at 9:28 AM
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You haven't seen the corruption in India 🤣
Saturday at 8:43 AM
In which galaxy is this other (parallel) planet earth, any idea...
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What does it say about Intel Foundry that Jim Keller is working with Rapidus but has declined to work with Intel at the moment?
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AI chip design startup, Tenstorrent, has announced it's working with a range of companies to build out its next-generation AI chips...
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I suspected that Nvidia GPUs and NVLink are the solution for the new datacenter, because Azure's highly touted AI chip, Maia, isn't...
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Credit: AFP
OpenAI is intensifying efforts to expand its artificial intelligence computing infrastructure, relying heavily on Taiwan's...
Saturday at 7:43 AM
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I'd trust OpenAI's website before Yahoo Finance any day. On the other hand, let's examine the quote on the website a little more:
The...
Saturday at 7:43 AM
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On openai’s own website, it saids 900,000 wafer starts per month instead of 900,000 chips. Which one is true...
Saturday at 7:43 AM
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I'd trust OpenAI's website before Yahoo Finance any day. On the other hand, let's examine the quote on the website a little more:
The...
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On openai’s own website, it saids 900,000 wafer starts per month instead of 900,000 chips. Which one is true...
Saturday at 7:29 AM
hist78 replied to the thread Tenstorrent in talks with TSMC, Samsung, even Rapidus, for 2nm; Jim Keller considering working with Intel.This is interesting news because Tenstorrent was one of the Rapidus 2nm clients announced or mentioned between 2023 and 2024. Now...
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What does it say about Intel Foundry that Jim Keller is working with Rapidus but has declined to work with Intel at the moment?
user nl replied to the thread Poll: Half of Taiwan fears TSMC becoming US-SMC.In which galaxy is this other (parallel) planet earth, any idea...