Stacking chips is not the same as a monolithic chip with multiple active layers. When chips are stacked, each chip can be tested before stacking, and the final yield becomes a question of successful interconnect and not damaging chips during assembly. With multilayer chups each layer must be perfect for the device to work.
I'd guess that they're not using a process with the smallest geometry. That way they can have a process that is basically very high yield for each layer; the resulting die will have acceptable yield.
An advantage of monolithic multilayer over stacking is that there's no risk that the thermal flow will have gaps.
Xiaohang Li, a researcher at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia, and his team have designed a chip with 41 vertical layers of semiconductors and insulating materials, approximately ten times higher than any previously manufactured chip. The work, recently published in the journal Nature Electronics, not only represents a technical milestone but also opens the door to a new generation of flexible, efficient, and sustainable electronic devices. “Having six or more layers of transistors stacked vertically allows us to increase circuit density without making the devices smaller laterally,” Li explains. “With six layers, we can integrate 600% more logic functions in the same area than with a single layer, achieving higher performance and lower power consumption.”
.... IPv6 is a failure.
IPv6 is great if:
1. You are starting from scratch (no IPv4)
2. You trust your firewall/router to fully and accurately work as a stateful firewall, with no bugs.
You are making an assumption that is not correct.
You appear to think that the last time anyone could buy an EV and get the rebate was in September. But, all people had to do by the end of September was to enter into a binding contract to buy an EV -- the car could be delivered later.
So the October sales still reflects some cars sold with the rebates. I expect things to get worse in November.
With any luck, once Trump is out of office, all of those people involved in the illegal activities by ICE will be charged with crimes, found guilty of breaking the law, and thrown in prison.
That requires a sense of urgency that the Dems have failed show. Garland was known to be someone who would not be quick to act. Many of Biden's actions came too late in his presidency to have a meaningful impact.
It depends on what you consider the core OS.
For me it depends on what it can actually do, not how small it is. If it can run a single app correctly, it qualifies as an OS in my view. If all it does is stay alive with no actual functionality, that doesn't really count in my opinion.
For example, I'd consider an tiny embedded RTOS to be a 'real' OS because it normally does something, even if it's only one thing (like monitoring temperature). If it's unable to perform actual work then I'd be hard pressed to call that an OS, because an OS is supposed to do something.
How many visitors does it cost you? I often just close sites that demand a captcha, they aren't worth the effort.
Very few from what I can tell. The vast majority that pass the captcha go on to do actual, legit stuff on the site. They create entries with valid info and reference relevant services that exist. (The legit traffic isn't overwhelming so I can check each one to see if it's bogus or not.)
The nice thing about my captcha is that it's very simple for a human with eyes to pass it, but even simpler for a bot to fail it. No misshapen numbers and letters, no photos to interpret, no slide-the-puzzle-piece tests. For a human it's just, "type this word into the box".
If it can't run applications, it's not really an operating system. It seems at this point all it does it keep itself alive. It's a brain in a jar, but it's the brain of a vegetative coma patient.
The WASM thing is more interesting; it seems that it's intended to grow into something useful, whereas this micro-Win7 thing appears to have the opposite goal.
But hey, if that's what XenoPanther wants to spend his time on, I say have at it. More power to him for the dedicated trainspotting.
Some of the bestselling EVs saw significant declines, including the Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, and Honda Prologue.
"Who cares if it doesn't do anything? It was made with our new Triple-Iso-Bifurcated-Krypton-Gate-MOS process ..."
