barelysalted

haha true. Def cool to think about tho. 

https://fossbytes.com/light-emitting-silicon-eliminates-need-cram-more-transistors-cpu/amp/
 
Seems like physicists have made a new breakthrough.
 
Super cool!
 
 
Personally I am most excited for the possible thermal performance improvements. I wonder how long this will take to be adopted and if/when it is, will it be extremely expensive? Only for data center application rather than personal use? Where would the world go from here?  I definitely hope the manufacturing process isn't something that chip manufacturers deem to be inefficient. I'm sure there is more info in the research paper, but it is behind a pay wall. 
 
Link to the research paper; 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2150-y.epdf 

haha true. Def cool to think about tho. 

https://fossbytes.com/light-emitting-silicon-eliminates-need-cram-more-transistors-cpu/amp/
 
Seems like physicists have made a new breakthrough.
 
Super cool!
 
 
Personally I am most excited for the possible thermal performance improvements. I wonder how long this will take to be adopted and if/when it is, will it be extremely expensive? Only for data center application rather than personal use? Where would the world go from here?  I definitely hope the manufacturing process isn't something that chip manufacturers deem to be inefficient. I'm sure there is more info in the research paper, but it is behind a pay wall. 
 
Link to the research paper; 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2150-y.epdf 

https://fossbytes.com/light-emitting-silicon-eliminates-need-cram-more-transistors-cpu/amp/
 
Seems like physicists have made a new breakthrough.
 
Super cool!
 
 
Personally I am most excited for the possible thermal performance improvements. I wonder how long this will take to be adopted and if/when it is, will it be extremely expensive? Only for data center application rather than personal use? Where would the world go from here?  I definitely hope the manufacturing process isn't something that chip manufacturers deem to be inefficient. I'm sure there is more info in the research paper, but it is behind a pay wall. 
 
Link to the research paper; 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2150-y.epdf 

https://fossbytes.com/light-emitting-silicon-eliminates-need-cram-more-transistors-cpu/amp/
 
Seems like physicists have made a new breakthrough.
 
Super cool!
 
 
Personally I am most excited for the possible thermal performance improvements. I wonder how long this will take to be adopted and if/when it is, will it be extremely expensive? Only for data center application rather than personal use? Where would the world go from here?  I definitely hope the manufacturing process isn't something that chip manufacturers deem to be inefficient. I'm sure there is more info in the research paper, but it is behind a pay wall. 
 
Link to the research paper; 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2150-y.epdf 

https://fossbytes.com/light-emitting-silicon-eliminates-need-cram-more-transistors-cpu/amp/
 
Seems like physicists have made a new breakthrough.
 
Super cool!
 
 
Personally I am most excited for the possible thermal performance improvements. I wonder how long this will take to be adopted and if/when it is, will it be extremely expensive? Only for data center application rather than personal use? Where would the world go from here?  I definitely hope the manufacturing process isn't something that chip manufacturers deem to be inefficient. I'm sure there is more info in the research paper, but it is behind a pay wall. 
 
Link to the research paper; 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2150-y.epdf 

https://fossbytes.com/light-emitting-silicon-eliminates-need-cram-more-transistors-cpu/amp/
 
Seems like physicists have made a new breakthrough.
 
Super cool!
 
 
Personally I am most excited for the possible thermal performance improvements. I wonder how long this will take to be adopted and if/when it is, will it be extremely expensive? Only for data center application rather than personal use? Where would the world go from here?  I definitely hope the manufacturing process isn't something that chip manufacturers deem to be inefficient. I'm sure there is more info in the research paper, but it is behind a pay wall. 
 
Link to the research paper; 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2150-y.epdf 

https://fossbytes.com/light-emitting-silicon-eliminates-need-cram-more-transistors-cpu/amp/
 
Seems like physicists have made a new breakthrough.
 
Super cool!
 
 
Personally I am most excited for the possible thermal performance improvements. I wonder how long this will take to be adopted and if/when it is, will it be extremely expensive? Only for data center application rather than personal use? Where would the world go from here?  I definitely hope the manufacturing process isn't something that chip manufacturers deem to be inefficient. I'm sure there is more info in the research paper, but it is behind a pay wall. 
 
Link to the research paper; 
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2150-y.epdf 

In 10 years maybe. Cool still. 

Finally. Porn can come at me faster!

It costs like $17K and I am pretty sure everything in there retails for around $8K-$9K

Who else would like to see Linus and Anthony make their own Big O (origin PC's stupid 4 in 1 xbox, ps, switch, pc gaming machine) ??? Ever since I saw the Big O, I just thought back to their mac pro video and figured they can do this way better as well! 
 
EDIT: Just to clarify, I said its stupid because it costs around $17000 

Why is it stupid?