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Recent content by milesgehm

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    America Projected to Triple Semiconductor Manufacturing Capacity by 2032, the Largest Rate of Growth in the World

    I've worked in fabs (actually going into clean rooms and managing process engineers) in CA, TX, MN, Europe, and Singapore). What you are saying is just wrong. American engineers are smart and dedicated.
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    What technologies will replace shrink?

    replotted with log scale for grins
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    Japan's Rapidus fab to compete with TSMC, Samsung for 2nm chips

    “It will use very little artificial light” what in the world are they talking about?
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    Where is all the power going to come from for AI/ML

    old data but I doubt the distribution has changed. There is sizable demand that can be served by electric semi.
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    Where is all the power going to come from for AI/ML

    EV semi weight limit is 2000 lbs higher, and the motors/drive train are lighter. I think it works out to needing maybe 20% more trucks. Not such a big deal.
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    TSMC’s debacle in the American desert Missed deadlines and tension among Taiwanese and American coworkers are plaguing the chip giant’s Phoenix expans

    What is/was TMG?
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    Intel first quarter 2024 earnings of

    Any questions about the effect of photoelectron spread/stochastics on achievable resolution? Fred seems convinced HNA will offer no benefit.
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    UMC Reports First Quarter 2024 Results

    Maybe UMC doesn’t make their engineers work hard enough.
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    Power Challenges at Nevada Data Center campus

    But they have never been pursued on land in the past 60 years. Even before environmental concerns began to be taken seriously. It isn’t the sierra club’s fault that small nuclear reactors haven’t been built.
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    TSMC’s debacle in the American desert Missed deadlines and tension among Taiwanese and American coworkers are plaguing the chip giant’s Phoenix expans

    Good article. I hadn’t heard these details and stories before.
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    Where is all the power going to come from for AI/ML

    https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/openais-sam-altman-and-a16z-back-data-center-focused-thermal-energy-company-exowatt/ Seems like hype to me
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    Where is all the power going to come from for AI/ML

    Why have these never been deployed commercially? I assume they aren’t economical
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    China to become world's largest source of IC wafer capacity by 2026 - Knometa Research

    Really? TSMC has focused on satisfying its customers and maximizing profit. Running low volume 20 year old 200 mm processes for slim margins is a lousy business you would only pursue if you had no other option. IMO.
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    Startup Rivos raises $250 million to develop RISC-V AI chips

    and AI
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    China to become world's largest source of IC wafer capacity by 2026 - Knometa Research

    interesting
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