Recent content by TCA_ChinChin

Sad to see Intel potentially being relegated to another GloFo. Having more options in the leading edge and competition with TSMC is always a good thing.

Please, if they release this as the in spirit replacement of the gtx1050/750(ti) where its below 150$, no additional power connectors required and with single slot and/or half height options it would be actually great. AV1 encode support would be a cherry on top. Also think the naming scheme is...

I'd say those last two are complete deal breakers for many looking for a GTX1030/1050 replacement. I think the MSRP is something thats impossible to reach nowadays, but something that is: AV1 Encode/Decode low-profile 75W, no additional power connector sub 200$ single slot Would be great. You...

I'd say that banning China from Nvidia's Chips is the worse long term and short term plan. It both damages Nvidia financially (in short term with immediate loss in buyers, and long term since they lose marketshare to local competition) and pushes China to be self sufficient in producing their...

Both wafer fabricating and chip packaging are so complex and nuanced nowadays that depending on the context, either one (or both) is legit.

Imagine if he started out like this with a 90 day deadline for all, except for maybe China. Also if they did a modicum more research, excluding uninhabited territories + island with a more measured percentage value instead of the weird calculations they had to justify 20%+ numbers for the...

It came pre-tarrifed ;D For real though, if these are VAIO's tariff free prices then no wonder they're irrelevant.

Agreed, I assume RISC-V will be dominant in the future, especially as its not completely China exclusive.

That paper looks to be a summary/review of then current research of the subject matter. The paper by the Chinese team presents the research + testing done...

I don't think TSMC doesn't want their business, but that they have no choice but to comply with US sanctions against Huawei. If TSMC could take Huawei's money without upsetting the US, they would gladly do so.

Yep, have heard about those before.

The B200 issues are definitely a problem for Nvidia. I can see large cloud or tech companies continues to build and improve their own chips both as a hedge against Nvidia (+CUDA) and since having their own in house solutions could be more efficient. But is that a problem with CUDA or just the...

I can see Nvidia introducing new architectures in the future and shifting away from CUDA eventually, I can't see Nvidia's position dominance being challenged. My point is: "Nvidia can certainly fumble like Intel has done recently but I wouldn't say CUDA is a liabilty now, just like 15 years ago...

What do you mean? The current industry seems entrenched in CUDA and even if there are cases where different architectures might have advantages, I can't see CUDA moving away or even hindering Nvidia's position much in the future. The only competitors I'm aware of like ROCm and UXL aren't really...

I don't think its hypocrisy, its just stupidity/malice.