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See also “cryptocurrency booster” for another example.
BRCM and Marvell are both the actual designers of many of the “we designed our own ai chip” chips that so many companies have been announcing.
Broadcom is also a major supplier of the networking chips that the hyperscalers use. Clusters are moving away from infiniband and nobody is particularly impressed by Spectrum.
All the contempt and superiority that characterized the last thirty years going the other direction is going to be very interesting.
The “just learn to weld” era.
I get the rest but I can’t get my head around people who find these two things upsetting.
My personal fantasy is going and spending a week deep in Canyonlands. Few people, good isolation, dark nights.
You may be right that the demographics are shifting but not necessarily in a good way.
Most people have a relatively short commute where the modest range of PHEV still allows them to mostly be on electric.
The way businesses handle this is by installing a certificate they manage and deploy to their proxies.
It's a little like asking "Carburetors: How do we gain traction?"
XMPP is not a well designed protocol in many ways. There's no particular reason for anyone to care.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceOrb_360 as one example.