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71855We will see if Altera alone will turn out to be more or less competitive that unrzborusa10/26/2025
71854Project Pluto from the 1950s. It's been done, you know. Google it.combjelly10/26/2025
71853Russia announced a nuclear-powered nuclear cruise missile - with unlimited rangeJoe NYC10/26/2025
71852When I started out my career, I worked for NCR in Fort Collins, CO. I think we fPravin Kamdar10/26/2025
71851Sandisk stock price has been nuts. I understand that NAND has improved a bit Elroy10/26/2025
71850AI......not ready for prime time although it just claimed some / not all...... aTHE WATSONYOUTH10/26/2025
71849newsletter.semianalysis.com Nanoimprint Lithography: Stop Saying It Will ReTHE WATSONYOUTH10/26/2025
71848re: Sure, but the cost per FLOP for secure Gov owned computers is going to bJoe NYC10/26/2025
71847Agreed, outside of extreme Intel bias, he was fine...Joe NYC10/26/2025
71846We will see if Altera alone will turn out to be more or less competitive that unJoe NYC10/26/2025
71845WDC and SNDK!Elroy10/25/2025
71844note: AMD could be #3 by year end by any objective measurement, Intel stock shTHE WATSONYOUTH10/25/2025
71843Sure, but the cost per FLOP for secure Gov owned computers is going to be way hineolib10/25/2025
71842True dat .... Intel was in the drivers seat, till they weren't.rzborusa10/25/2025
71841ElmerPhud wasn't so bad. Pretty smart, really. Just had terrible Intel bias.clspie10/25/2025
71840The gov simulates nuclear weapons and would probably not want to farm that out tPravin Kamdar10/25/2025
71839ElMerFold, a high performance framework for large-scale inference and distillatirzborusa10/25/2025
71838Above and beyond the traditional embedded business is the potential of AI to accrzborusa10/25/2025
71837re: The huge AI clusters are so far ahead of any supercomputer that there isJoe NYC10/25/2025
71836I would think money for gov funded supercomputers will have about dried up. Theneolib10/25/2025
71835They program in vhdl pretty well already, something that surprised me a little. neolib10/25/2025
71834Some MLID leaks: - 9950x3d2 is something he has also heard about, but it does noJoe NYC10/25/2025
71833AMD-powered LUMI AI Factory: "The LUMI AI Factory provides a seamless, opeVattila10/25/2025
71832AMD gaining AI workload scaling experience on El Capitan; the world's fastesVattila10/25/2025
71831Former ORNL director and now AMD SVP Thomas Zacharia's first blog post on suVattila10/24/2025
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