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Out of sight, out of mind.
Thursday at 5:47 PM
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do you guys consider Nuclear clean energy?
Thursday at 5:39 PM
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Well worth the time. I'm looking froward to unlimited clean energy.
Thursday at 5:26 PM
Well worth the time. I'm looking froward to unlimited clean energy.
Thursday at 3:56 PM
NVIDIA with visibility into $1/2T worth of business through CY2026.
Thursday at 3:52 PM
There is no reason for them to do it. Zero. TSMC can build packaging facilities in concert with fabs so this should not be a choke...
Thursday at 3:31 PM
I don't think Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Qualcomm , or even Apple have any interest to own, develop, or operate advanced packaging...
Thursday at 3:23 PM
Cutting edge AI generated news. :ROFLMAO:
Tech in Asia (YC W15) is the largest English-language technology media company that focuses...
Thursday at 2:56 PM
Sequoia Capital partner David Cahn recently called AI power “the best trade of 2025.” The real bottleneck for artificial intelligence...
Thursday at 2:54 PM
Interesting, I didn't realize data centers were powered by as low as 50V? according to the article. I thought it was usually more...
Thursday at 2:37 PM
Nvidia has gained exclusive access to TSMC’s upcoming A16 semiconductor process, according to reports. The two companies are now running...
Thursday at 2:37 PM
I'd like to hear more on this too, but some info:
- Intel was supposed to release (some) Arrow Lake SKUs on 20A originally, presumably...
Thursday at 2:26 PM
I think Q4 (and Q1 2026) PC sales may struggle vs expectations. A large number of retailers are completely out of stock or very low...
Thursday at 2:15 PM
Was Intel 20A really just an internal research project that Intel never intended to bring into high volume manufacturing (HVM) for...
Thursday at 2:13 PM
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Intel 20A was announced with one, count 'em, one, product SKU. It was essentially Intel3/4 with BSPD. The whole purpose for developing...
Thursday at 2:07 PM
Like.
Well worth the time. I'm looking froward to unlimited clean energy.
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread AI boom (not bubble) drives trillion-dollar tech valuations and record bets on chipmakers.Well worth the time. I'm looking froward to unlimited clean energy.
hist78 replied to the thread Nvidia gets exclusive access to TSMC’s A16 chip process.I don't think Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Qualcomm , or even Apple have any interest to own, develop, or operate advanced packaging...
Xebec replied to the thread Nvidia’s 800V Push: How LITEON Is Poised to Leap Ahead in the AI Power Race.Interesting, I didn't realize data centers were powered by as low as 50V? according to the article. I thought it was usually more...