Computational Lithography to Enable Faster AI Development

Nvidia announced a breakthrough in advanced chip design as AI power grows exponentially.
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[@TonyFarley-gi2cv]

I suspect that would be a good computer or development for Singapore the young kids I think they're math would go with that spread rotation

[@Mono_Autophobic]

People dont realise how much gpu needed for ai, for a good ai you need 100,000 GPUs , thats insane power

[@ZengKoen]

When reach 1 nm then what the next .

[@PotatoBag5823]

There won't be more, we would literally hit physical limits and from that point, we would have to improve in other way of increasing computational power

[@EnpuerKT]

Maybe you’ll reach good grammar at 1nm?

[@Rohit-cj6eb]

Different material

[@Mono_Autophobic]

Next is quantum computing, 1000 times smaller than 1nm, then we'll see when quantum computing developed

[@sebastiangrabill1173]

@@Mono_Autophobic Unlikely anytime soon, you need too many qbits for a single error correction currently. There's a lot of work needed to make a scalable architecture before they can be produced in any meaningful number.

[@ZengKoen]

EUV or DUV how much price that machine.😂😂😂

[@fonefix_repairr]

200m

[@KGopidas]

Nvidia losing direction and purpose?

[@Mono_Autophobic]

No it's not

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