A LinkedIn account verified as belonging to an Apple employee indicates that Apple has begun designing chips based on Tamil ArchivesTSMC’s 2nm process technology. Currently, TSMC is advancing the 2nm process node, with the first batch of equipment planned to enter production in April 2024. TSMC’s 2nm process will undergo risk trial production this year, with mass production scheduled for the latter half of 2025, according to the media outlet IThome. Moreover, TSMC has reportedly initiated research and development on advanced 1.4nm chips, for which the earliest expected release is in 2027. There are also reports suggesting that Apple is seeking to reserve capacity for TSMC’s 1.4nm and 1nm process technologies. [IThome, in Chinese]
The best day to book your flight, according to Google
Lucky dog gets the cutest mini versions of his human's dinner every night
'Doctor Who' Season 10, Episode 1 is the perfect intro for Time Lord newbies
You could be an extra on 'Game of Thrones' this weekend
Best portable power station deal: Save 44% on the Jackery Explorer 100 v2
Is it 2004? Moto just released a super embarrassing rap song
Apple patent filing appears to show Touch Bar in new keyboards
These cities are totally slaying the solar power game
How to Squeeze the Most Out of Your iPhone's Battery
Softball player lands flat on her face in a slide so terrible it's almost good
Keeping Hope Alive
This postal service is delivering KFC, because there's not enough mail now
Pictures of an airborne Harry Styles ignite a Photoshop battle for the ages
#StopHindiChauvinism has taken over Indian Twitter
Today's Hurdle hints and answers for May 12, 2025
This may be the most adorable computer we've ever seen
#StopHindiChauvinism has taken over Indian Twitter
What actual activists have to say about that terrible Pepsi ad
Best keyboard deals: Save on Asus gaming keyboards at Amazon
Samsung's Tizen OS for smart devices has devastating security holes, report says
Letters to James Schuyler by Joe BrainardWild Desire by Pedro LemebelHannah Arendt, Poet by Srikanth ReddySad People Who Smoke: On Mary Robison by Adam WilsonThe Ringo Starr of the Haiku Pantheon by Srikanth ReddyOld Friends by Devon BrodyIn Warsaw by Elisa GonzalezI Cannot by Lucy SchillerA Rose Diary by Walt John PearceToys in the TV by Isabelle ReaOn Being Warlike by Joyelle McSweeneyChasing It Down the Elevator Shaft to the Subconscious: Or, Getting Hypnotized by Jeremy ButmanHands by Gil Cuadros“What a Goddamn Writer She Was”: Remembering Alice Munro (1931–2024) by The Paris ReviewFeral Goblin: Hospital Diary by Kate RileyAt the Five Hundred Ponies Sale by Alyse BurnsideDream Gossip by The Paris Reviewto recover belongings from a wreck by Dionne BrandHands by Gil CuadrosYou Are a Muppet by Jane Breakell Enhance and Upscale: FSR 2.2 vs DLSS 2.4 Analysis Energizer 293W Portable Power Station: $69.99 at Woot 'The Daily Show' parodies 'Goldfinger' in perfect response to Trump allegations JetBlue now has free Wi Apple reportedly wants to start making TV shows Someone brilliantly recreated Calvin and Hobbes' 'Snowman House of Horror' Tyrion Lannister fans, assemble! Peter Dinklage in talks for next Avengers movie. These ski resorts are closed because there's just too much snow A foreign minister invented a fake country and Twitter had a field day Weird Al to release his entire catalogue in an accordion box set Uber dives into content for the first time with Manchester United partnership Kendall Jenner firmly denies 'upsetting' plastic surgery rumors Top 10 Hacks for Microsoft PowerPoint Andy Cohen's got the 411 on those 'Real Housewives Reunion' leaks Exclusive: E. Lockhart to publish a new YA novel National park staff are luring wildlife Anna Kendrick playing a female Santa Claus? Disney is ho FDA warns connected cardiac devices vulnerable to hacking The internet is freaking out over this gross 'medium rare' chicken recipe Airtel launches India's first payments bank
1.9162s , 8180.9609375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Tamil Archives】,Defense Information Network