But they had to buy those fabs from somewhere else, either from ASML in the Netherlands, or Cannon in Japan, and with the current embargos they may not be able to get parts or servicing for that hardware.
Russia is looking for a long-term...
It's worse than that--one article I read, not the one linked in the OP, said Russia's domestic fabs make chips in the 250-90nm range, meaning this litho machine won't even work the the fabs.
Is the 350nm process 30 years old sure, but is it good enough for a cheap automotive sector you bet! and would it likely be exactly what they need to service the vast majority of their aging military infrastructure? Probably...
Either way, good...
That not clear how, no one would have buy an AMD card because the amd card support FSR, they all do, so the question tend to be on a news how much does it hurt the competition.
If a game use DirectSR now the FSR advantage over other techs is...
Nvidia has released numerous papers on the topic and a cost analysis breakdown on their Blackwell Superchip pretty much confirms it.
The cost of the processor that manages the communications between the dies to ensure a seamless, high speed...
Students for sure 100%, we've got classes of 8-year-olds with cellphones, and its a flapjacking nightmare because they do stupid shit that would land anybody slightly older in jail and then the parents have the audacity to blame teachers, and the...
I would have assumed phone ban was for students, not staff.
And in that example, they just need to tell the person that will walk with the child (or look the class while the teacher walk with the I imagine very young child) to come here, they do...
Yeah it’s 100% a policy issue and a clear case of the policies not matching our actual workflows. But if you create a broken policy with a non functioning work flow you can’t get mad at people who aren’t able to get work done as needed when...
One hopes the call is supposed to be discreet. Having said that, it seems like it would make more sense to call the office staff, not the principal/VP directly, if the latter are out of the office a lot. If you've got more than one, the staff...
Our schools have instituted this policy, and while I agree with it, there are far too many use cases that are complete bullshit without it.
If a teacher had a problem with a student and needed help, they would text the principal and the principal...
But would you REALLY want Half Life 3 being made by the same people who made Redfall, Halo Infinite, Starfield... etc?
Microsoft hasn't published a good game in a decade. Even Forza has fallen off the rails, and that one was gold.
Problem is Intel didn’t break any laws, they were being shitty, but there aren’t any laws against saying “If you order 100,000 of these we’ll sell them to you at a 20% discount”. The catch is Intel knew they would only need some 90,000 units at...
Yeah, but you can also just drag on ANY court case with appeals, did you know the Intel Vs AMD case from 2007 is STILL GOING in some territories?
So Microsoft can just drag them on.
Internally Google is scrambling.
BingGPT and other LLM’s cropping up are eating into their search market.
Googles search market fuels the data to their advertising engines, pair that with a rapid increase in Ad Blockers and tighter security...
Unironically probably makes the ransomware more reliable in its encryption/decryption.
Not that it matters much, anyway.
If they got that far to enable bitlocker, they already have admin permissions on the machine and you're already completely...
Valve is on track to sell more consoles than Microsoft
Already Microsoft lead on average daily sales has shrunk to less than 50%
Eventually Microsoft might give up making xbox & instead open up xbox OS to allow installation of Steam