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After two years of a chip shortage, we are now finding ourselves in a chip glut. What does a deepening oversupply of semiconductors mean for the industry?
WSJ semiconductors reporter Asa Fitch joins host Julie Chang to explain what led to this point and how the industry is looking ahead.
Just like the mailer demons you may have seen pop up on an undelivered email, there are hundreds of other software “demons” that live inside your computer.
Whenever a computer completes an automated task, they are said to be done by computer demons.
These demons are anthropomorphized figures that help computer scientists understand complicated processes, which in turn drives AI forward.
What is a port? What are port numbers? A port is a logical connection that is used by programs and services to exchange information. It specifically determines which program or service on a computer or server that is going to be used..whether that is pulling up a web page, using an FTP service, accessing email and so on.
Quantum computing annual review. This non-technical video includes developments at IBM, Intel and Microsoft that may help to scale up the technology for future commercial applications.
This year’s Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to three scientists for their work in quantum computing.
WSJ science reporter Eric Niiler joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss their work and what it means for the future of superfast computers and encrypted communications.
The video depicts the benefits of modern analog computers as well as their limitations. Analog computers are not as good as digital computers in many ways, but they are better in very specific ways and could enhance the future evolution of AI.
Microchips are the brains behind almost everything we use in our increasingly electronic world. Here’s how they are engineered.
Computers are the nerve center of our lives, opening us to a world of speed, data, and information. In Shenzhen, a city in China’s south, inventors are working on quantum computing, the next frontier of tech.
The Real Reason Tesla Built The DOJO Supercomputer! Detailing Tesla’s Supercomputer project Dojo, how it works, chip specs, and why Tesla is investing so much into AI.
The continuation of Processors and GPU’s improving exponentially through Moore’s Law has become very uncertain over the last few years, but recently the top hardware makers: Intel, AMD and Nvidia are now getting ready to deliver the biggest increases in performance we have ever seen. The fastest GPU’s and CPU’s with secret new features are about to release in the next few years to bring Moore’s Law back from the dead.
How they manage to create these new powerful chips, I’ll explain in this video. One thing is for sure, Nvidia Lovelace 4000 series, Zen 4 and Intel Meteor Lake are the future of Hardware and will accelerate the performance gain of next generation hardware.