This (official?) thread on their forums implies 7 years of support.

Path tracing on an iGPU? That’s the quite the goal!

Funny how the author immediately decided to shut everything down when he realized the number of peer/torrents still sending requests to the domain.

I am really surprised your account wasn’t from ML. This seems very similar to the usual degenerate word salad you hear from the tankies.

Although I will give you points for originality, this is a somewhat new type of word salad.

Yeah, your right. They are focused on NAND/flash, for some reason I misremembered them being a player in DDR RAM.

They are a rising player in more commodity-like RAM types.

4,000 ST in Geekbench 6 is a very high score by modern standards.

I believe NVMe is designed for a different storage architecture (SSD) and there aren’t really benefits to using an HDD with a NVMe (other than simplification due to the use of single protocop as outlined in the article).

I am no supporter of the aytollahs, but I highly doubt nuclear facilities are for civilian use only. They would be stupid to not use them for military programs (perhaps in an indirect manner).

This doesn’t change the fact that attacking such facilities is dangerous, but we should differentiate when countries truly use nuclear power for peaceful purposes only.

I initially read the title as “Understanding the impacts of generative AI use on chicken.”

Shipment/POS do not telling you anything about unfulfilled demand or “unrealized supply”.

It’s just how unit were shipped into the channel and sales at retail respectively.

These are the best data points that we have to understand demand dynamic.

Gamers are also a notoriously dramatic demography that often don’t go through on what they say.

That’s why it’s best to focus on absolute unit shipment numbers/POS.

If total units increased compared to the previous generation launch, then people are still buying GPUs.

I believe it’s at least partially tied to Android’s architecture, for example how you need to “optimize apps” on first boot.

When I read “open shell account server” I thought this meant anyone can get access programmatically. This sounded like a disaster.

But turns out, at least with the respect to this NetBSD specific offer, you have to send out an application.

Google disagrees. In fact, the company tells the BBC that AI Overviews have been good for the web, and AI Mode will be no different. Google insists these features send users to “a greater diversity of websites” and the traffic is “higher quality” because people spend more time on the links they click.

However, the company hasn’t provided data to back up these claims.

This is how we know they are lying.

Snapseed is still around?

Also funny that the update is only for iOS

It seems like gamers have finally realized that the newest GPUs by NVIDIA and AMD are getting out of reach, as a new survey shows that many of them are skipping upgrades this year.

Data on GPU shipments and/or POS sales showing a decline would be much more reliable than a survey.

Surveys can at times suffer from showing what the respondents want to reply as opposed to what they do.

Gartner’s Palmer thinks NVMe hard disks will arrive “in coming years.”

NVMe HDDs?

Very cool article (and series).

Thanks for sharing.

I am a little bit surprised that they did that.

On one hand it feels like a useless feature, but then it was also a key part of their branding.