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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News Intel executive says spinning off manufacturing unit is an 'open question.Spinning off the foundry side would be bad for the tech world... though I understand why bean counters would want to do it. Its pretty...
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News AWS building ExaFLOPS-class supercomputer for AI with hundreds of thousands Trainium2 processors.Today distillation is all the rage - training lower precision models to mimic the results of higher precision models, and there's a very...
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Jjp7189 reacted to ET3D's post in the thread News TSMC's N2 process has a major advantage over Intel's 18A: SRAM density with
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News AWS building ExaFLOPS-class supercomputer for AI with hundreds of thousands Trainium2 processors.My prediction is after we've accomplished enough performance at low precision, we see precision go back up again. FP8 and even NF4 can...
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News Meta turns to nuclear power for AI training — asking for developer proposals for small modular reactors or larger nuclear solutions.A gigawatt is a lot of juice. A single SMR produces about 1/3 of that. It sounds like the colossus AI supercomputer uses about 0.15...
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News Samsung prepares to unveil 10th generation V-NAND with 400+ layers — ready to power future PCIe 5.0 and 6.0 SSDs...and why, if they are touting the highest density, have they been stuck at 4TB for so long?
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Jjp7189 reacted to Marlin1975's post in the thread News Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger retires, effective immediately — also steps down from BOD, two co-CEOs step in with Like.
Seems more like a fall guy. He came in and intel was a hot mess. They seem to be trying but it takes a long time to turn around not only...
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Jjp7189 reacted to mangaba's post in the thread News ASML made a $230 Lego kit version of its $380 million semiconductor tool — world's first High-NA EUV machine immortalized in small form for your ma... with Like.
I heard that China are looking to buy 10 thousand units, to see if they can build a working one and make up to date chips
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger visits Elon Musk’s Memphis data center, touts Xeon deployment — praises xAI team for building it “in such a short amount of....According to serve the home's walk-through, the H100 nodes were supermicro, and while it's not said at that time, there is another sth...
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News Taiwan ready to discuss 2nm transfer to U.S. following Trump's comments.They aren't mutually exclusive. No reason not to offer one end a carrot while you whamp on the other end with a stick.
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News AI PCs aren't driving sales — The need to upgrade from Windows 10 drove 2025 laptop sales.Yes, you absolutely need to know how to code well, AND an AI coding assistant can save a ton of time if you know how and when to use it...
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News AI PCs aren't driving sales — The need to upgrade from Windows 10 drove 2025 laptop sales."Works with Alexa" is ubiquitous, and pretty much the opposite of everything you just said.
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Jjp7189 reacted to GenericUsername109's post in the thread News ROCm 6.3 adds several new features including a Fortran compiler, and SGLang with Like.
What about full support of consumer GPUs? Like what CUDA has offered since forever?
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Jjp7189 reacted to eric79xxl's post in the thread News AMD granted a glass substrate patent — Intel, Samsung, and others racing to deploy the new tech with Like.
Extremely precise mapping, measuring, and targeting. It took them a decade to get from concept to safe application for using this method...
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Jjp7189 replied to the thread News Jensen says we are 'several years away' from solving the AI hallucination problem — in the meantime, 'we have to keep increasing our computation.Lol.. have you ever had a conversation with someone who's primary datasource is TikTok? LLMs are already way ahead of those people...
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