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Diamond sounds like the last thing you’d want in a computer chip
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Everyone’s obsessing over how many transistors we can pack onto a chip. But almost nobody is asking: how do we stop these chips from destroying themselves? As AI accelerators push toward 1,000 watts, we’re hitting a physical wall: Heat Density. Silicon simply can’t pull heat away from tiny 100°C junctions fast enough. The fix researchers are racing toward? Synthetic Diamond. Through a process called “phonon transport,” diamond’s carbon lattice moves heat faster than any other solid, with thermal
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Everyone’s obsessing over how many transistors we can pack onto a chip. But almost nobody is asking: how do we stop these chips from destroying themselves? As AI accelerators push toward 1,000 watts, we’re hitting a physical wall: Heat Density. Silicon simply can’t pull heat away from tiny 100°C junctions fast enough. The fix researchers are racing toward? Synthetic Diamond. Through a process called “phonon transport,” diamond’s carbon lattice moves heat faster than any other solid, with thermal
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The strongest walking robot ever built is a dead beetle. 🪲 Scientists took the exoskeleton of a deceased five horned rhinoceros beetle and turned it into a fully functioning robot with motors, 3D printed legs, and all. They named it Poka. The result? A robot that carries 68 times its own body weight with a payload ratio of 6,847%. The next best walking robot ever recorded manages just 530%. The secret comes down to the exoskeleton itself. Insect shells are made of chitin fibers layered inside a
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How does Shazam identify a song in a noisy bar in under two seconds? It’s not listening the way you’d think. It converts audio into a spectrogram. Frequency, time, amplitude plotted in 3D. But raw spectrogram data is huge, so the algorithm immediately compresses it by finding local energy peaks. Snare hits, vocal transients, bass notes. Everything else gets thrown out. What’s left is a sparse constellation of points. And instead of matching those directly, Shazam uses combinatorial hashing. It p
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Diamond sounds like the last thing you'd want in a computer chip. It doesn't conduct electricity at all but it conducts heat better than almost any material on Earth. That combination of the insulator and heat conductor is something silicon can never be. AND it's exactly what chips need. The thing I found really fascinating is how quickly we are moving on this. There's a company in Japan building the world's first diamond semiconductor factory. It opens this year. Go deeper 👇 🔬 Stanford's brea
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It would have taken billions of years to do this experimentally. Biohub did it in weeks. Biohub just released a world model of protein biology. It is a system that can map, predict, and design proteins at a scale never seen before. The ESM Atlas alone covers 6.8 billion protein sequences and 1.1 billion predicted structures. This is what AI-accelerated science looks like. Sources: biohub.org github.com/Biohub/esm
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The fastest AI chips in the world spend most of their time waiting. The biggest bottleneck in AI right now isn’t the processor. It’s the memory pipeline feeding it. Trillions of operations per second, and the chip is still waiting on data. The next breakthrough in AI won’t come from a faster chip. It’ll come from whoever figures out how to feed it. Want to go deeper? 🔗 SemiAnalysis “Scaling the Memory Wall: The Rise and Roadmap of HBM” 🔗 Google Cloud Blog “Decoding High Bandwidth Memory” 🔗 Tr
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The billion dollar supercomputer challenge #tech #techexplained
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We just beamed power from space to Earth. 🛰️⚡ Solar panels on Earth have one massive flaw: Night time. The atmosphere reflects and absorbs a huge chunk of the sun's energy, and obviously, half the planet is in darkness at any given moment. But in space? The sun never sets. For decades, engineers have chased the dream of Space-Based Solar Power. They want to harvest clean energy in orbit and beam it down wirelessly. It’s no longer just sci-fi. Caltech has officially proved it’s possible. Their p
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What happens when you type a url into the browser? 1. URL Parsing and DNS Lookup: The browser interprets the URL and uses DNS to convert the domain name into an IP address. 2. Connection Establishment: The browser establishes a TCP connection to the server (using TLS for HTTPS). 3. HTTP Request and Response: The browser sends an HTTP request to the server. The server processes this request and sends back a response. 4. Rendering the Web Page: The browser renders the page from the received HTML,
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I feel like I have officially succeeded in life 😂😂
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This is the wildest machine you’ve never heard of and it powers all of AI. Here’s a crazy question: how do we print billions of transistors onto a chip when each one is smaller than a grain of dust? The answer is EUV lithography, and it’s absolutely wild. EUV stands for Extreme Ultraviolet lithography. It uses light so tiny, just 13.5 nanometers, that normal mirrors don’t even work. “So where do you even get light that small?” Inside an EUV machine, droplets of molten tin are fired into a vacuum
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