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CXMT was hindered by various sanctions and lawsuits for the "allegedly" stolen IP. Intel can cleanly partner with Micron like they did for their Optane line (which btw can also offload a lot of the demand via CXL DIMMs).

They also don't have to match Micron, they just need to introduce sufficient marginal supply to a supply constrained market or use it to their advantage by making the memory for their own platforms by-passing the shortage everyone else has to contend with.

The upcoming cards for local inference use LPDDR (which is also not immune to the shortage) - but maybe it's time Intel gets back to its roots and produce some memory chips. CXL Optane would also shine as a KV cache store.

You should call the nazis out imho

Exactly, are we forgetting the apple airpower? or apple intelligence?

btw, slicers turn the STL into g-code for the printer before you hit print. STL is just easier to work with for the transformations that need to happen within slicer software.

Hey, just don't store your pagetables in PIM capable sections :)

That really doesn't make sense because your system is already using memory that needs to be physically contiguous but mapped virtually. Also, would you say pinned memory is not part of the virtual memory system??

You're only restricted by the fragmentation of the system memory which is an issue yes, but it's dealt with in other ways.

why would it? the parent OS can already handle physically contiguous allocations so these should be no different (with the exception that a separate interface can be used to do compute over these buffers/pages).

PS4 is as close as it gets to the colloquial computer; it's a AMD APU running BSD with homebrew linux builds available.

And if not, would you consider a raspberry pi a computer? or your iphone a computer?

Isn't the whole point of attention, some context comprehension in the stochastic parrot machine.

Well their whole model is a stolen art collection :)

Hey, Silicon Valley is back to it's roots :)