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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News Taiwan hit with 7.4 earthquake, endangering tech supply chain.And here we go. It doesn't matter if these earthquakes actually disrupted production. What matters is that companies will use it as an... -
umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News Dutch gov't to invest $2.7 billion to keep ASML in the Netherlands - roads, trains and education included in package.I would think those sanctions go with ASML.
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News China's president says it doesn't need ASML — tells Dutch PM it will continue with advanced technological progress regardless.I hope China succeeds in this. Competition is always good.
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News RTX can run without a GPU, if you like slideshows — Quake II RTX demoed at 1 FPS with CPU-based ray-tracing.You need to study more computer science, son.
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News RTX can run without a GPU, if you like slideshows — Quake II RTX demoed at 1 FPS with CPU-based ray-tracing.With enough memory and time, any computer can compute anything (probably).
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News Microsoft engineer begs FTC to stop Copilot's offensive image generator – Our tests confirm it's a serious problem.Offensive material is not a risk to anyone and it is protected free speech.
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News Nvidia bans using translation layers for CUDA software to run on other chips — new restriction apparently targets ZLUDA and some Chinese GPU makers.No way nVidia will open source or increase interoperability of CUDA. Their market cap is where it's at because of CUDA. It would be...
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umeng2002_2 reacted to DiegoSynth's post in the thread News Nvidia bans using translation layers for CUDA software to run on other chips — new restriction apparently targets ZLUDA and some Chinese GPU makers with
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Because developers will not do it. Specially huge corporations like 3D software makers. And because AMD / Intel users have the right to... -
umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News Nvidia bans using translation layers for CUDA software to run on other chips — new restriction apparently targets ZLUDA and some Chinese GPU makers.The terms say "you." But it doesn't expressly prevent you from using translators made by someone else.
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News AI-generated content and other unfavorable practices have put longtime staple CNET on Wikipedia's blacklisted sources.Regurgitating press releases does not make you a journalist and it doesn't make AI smart.
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News Rival firm says Nvidia's AI customers are scared to be seen courting other AI chipmakers for fear of retaliatory shipment delays: Report.If anyone hasn't figured it out, the Federal government works for corporations, not US citizens. Go ahead, FTC or whatever agency, sue...
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News AMD confirms bug with recent Radeon gaming GPU — RX 7900 GRE overclocking limit will be removed in a future driver.Yes. A 5% increase with overclocking equals about 10% with frame generation, DLSS 3. Also, overclocking VRAM tends to smooth out frame...
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News TSMC founder says unnamed customers want 10 new fabs to build AI chips.They might do it if those developers guarantee buying up the production for some years afterwards; but bankrupt AI companies can't pay...
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umeng2002_2 replied to the thread News Rival firm says Nvidia's AI customers are scared to be seen courting other AI chipmakers for fear of retaliatory shipment delays: Report.Fortunate timing that AI took off just as crypto crashed again. However, companies don't have infinite money, and when a lot of these AI...
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umeng2002_2 reacted to MatheusNRei's post in the thread News Rival firm says Nvidia's AI customers are scared to be seen courting other AI chipmakers for fear of retaliatory shipment delays: Report with Like.
I think we're well past maybe by this point. But then again, anti-competitive practices are nothing new to NVIDIA or most larger...
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