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Comment Re:I'm as woke as anybody, but... (Score 0) 570

Sorry, how does having money mean you can't protest racial inequality and having a much higher chance of being beaten or killed by police? Perhaps they think it means they have a greater responsibility to help create a political force to correct that?

You're piece of shit. Wanting to not get beaten or killed for no reason has no political compass.

Comment Re: Chinese astroturfers to your keyboards! (Score 1) 58

You are completely right. It can't possibly be that China (and Russia) employs many thousands of professional trolls to try and drown out criticism of their policies or actions. Could never happen. /s

As I said earlier, this is a shoutout to the trolls, not a comment on the ongoing genocidal actions actions of that government. I'll leave that to more informed people such as yourself.
Intel

Intel Unveils 7nm Ponte Vecchio GPU Architecture For Supercomputers and AI (hothardware.com) 28

MojoKid writes: Intel has unveiled its first discrete GPU solution that will hit the market in 2020, code name Ponte Vecchio. Based on 7nm silicon manufacturing and stack chiplet design with Intel's Foveros tech, Ponte Vecchio will target HPC markets for supercomputers and AI training in the datacenter. According to HotHardware, Ponte Vecchio will employ a combination of both its Foveros 3D packaging and EMIB (Embedded Multi-die Interconnect Bridge) technologies, along with High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) and Compute Express Link (CXL), which will operate over the newly ratified PCIe 5.0 interface and serve as Ponte Vecchio's high-speed switch fabric connecting all GPU resources. Intel is billing Ponte Vecchio as its first exascale GPU, proving its meddle in the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Aurora supercomputer. Aurora will employ a topology of six Ponte Vecchio GPUs and two Intel Xeon Scalable processors based on Intel's next generation Sapphire Rapids architecture, along with Optane DC Persistent Memory on a single blade. The new supercomputer is schedule to arrive sometime in 2021.
The Military

'Hyperstealth' Invisibility Cloak Developed For Military Use (futurism.com) 113

Freshly Exhumed shares a report from Futurism: Canada's Hyperstealth Biotechnology already manufactures camouflage uniforms for militaries across the globe. But now, the company has patented a new "Quantum Stealth" material that disguises a military's soldiers -- or even its tanks, aircraft, and ships -- by making anything behind it seem invisible. Earlier in October, Hyperstealth filed a patent for the material, which doesn't require a power source and is both paper-thin and inexpensive -- all traits that could make it appealing for use on the battlefield. Alongside the news of the patent application, Hyperstealth released more than 100-minutes worth of footage describing and demonstrating the material.

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