Questioning·Oct 21How could we measure the defect on the electrode in the plasma etching process?Economou, D. J. (2014). Pulsed plasma etching for semiconductor manufacturing. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 47(30), Article…
Questioning·Oct 19Preventing damage to multilayer structures during the patterning processHow can we prevent damage to stakced layers during the patterning process?
David Rodenas PhD·Oct 17AI Gets 9x Better per Dollar Every Year. It Just Doesn’t Look Like It.CERN planned the LHC by measuring how much more computing a dollar bought each year. Here’s how I measured AI the same way.A response icon9A response icon9
David Rodenas PhD·Oct 10We Plot Exponentials. CERN Bet the LHC on One.A response icon3A response icon3
Rob Manson·Sep 27Your Computer Now Ages Like Benjamin ButtonWhile everyone focuses on the frontier, a new “inverse Moore’s Law” means the hardware you already own will keep getting smarter and more…
Imran Valiani·Sep 10The Chip Industry Hit a Wall Made of Atoms. Here’s What It Did Next.Transistors can’t shrink much further. The real fight has moved somewhere almost no one is watching.
Laela Zorana·Sep 7Clock Speed Stalled Near Four Gigahertz While Chipmakers Added More CoresIn about 2006 the heat in each patch of chip stopped holding steady as transistors shrank. That’s Dennard’s rule breaking, and Moore’s…
ES Gan·Aug 26RAMageddon: Why Your Next Computer Might Actually Be an Old OneHow An Hardware Crisis Gives Rise To An Unlikely Environmentalism Event
Cory Doctorow·Aug 22Born on technology’s third baseMaterial forces shape life-chances.A response icon13A response icon13