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What Year Was It?
The day was Sep 16. What year was it?
Gandhi Begins Fast in Protest of Caste Separation
In his cell at Yerovda Jail near Bombay, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi begins a hunger strike in protest of the British government's decision to separate India's electoral system by caste.
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What Year Was It Answer
Gandhi Begins Fast in Protest of Caste Separation
Answer: September 16, 1932
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September 16, 2024
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HBM4 Feeds Generative AI's Hunger For More Memory Bandwidth
Generative AI, fueled by large language models (LLMs), accelerates computing progress. High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), especially HBM4, boosts AI workloads with exceptional data throughput and efficiency, despite increased complexity and costs.
Semiconductor Engineering
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Chip Industry Week In Review
Infineon launched the first 300mm gallium nitride wafer, boosting chip production efficiency by 2.3 times over 200mm wafers. Meanwhile, Samsung began mass production of 1Tb V-NAND, and BIS proposed mandatory AI reporting for security measures and development activities.
Semiconductor Engineering
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Atmospheric Plasma Simplifies Die-to-Wafer Bonding
We present a simple Die-to-Wafer bonding process enabled by atmospheric plasma, eliminating the need for complicated carrier wafers and costly vacuum plasma systems. Applications include heterogeneous 3DIC and integrated photonics.
Technical Paper
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"Intel is a sick company. It has to separate manufacturing from development"
Intel's 50-year history in Israel reflects both its profound impact on the country's tech industry and the challenges ahead. As Intel faces a crisis, layoffs and restructuring could deeply affect the Israeli economy, especially given Intel's dominance in local high-tech and manufacturing.
Calcalist Tech
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Ultrasonic Chips Could Cut Interference in the IoT
Researchers in Japan have developed ultrasonic circuit technology to miniaturize filters for smartphones and IoT devices, reducing wireless interference. This breakthrough promises more efficient devices as the number of connected gadgets continues to grow.
IEEE Spectrum
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Is PPA Relevant Today?
Chip design optimization now goes beyond power, performance, and area (PPA), incorporating energy, thermal, and system factors. Engineers use AI-driven tools and multidisciplinary approaches to balance performance, power, and reliability amid increasing complexity.
Semiconductor Engineering
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With Apple on board, OpenAI's next act could be its toughest yet
OpenAI is set for major challenges as it partners with Apple, faces criticism for shifting its mission, and prepares for the release of GPT-5. CEO Sam Altman navigates growing investor interest, internal turmoil, and mounting pressure for breakthroughs.
CNBC
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Ex-Samsung chief strategy officer joins Arm board
Sohn Young-kwon, former president of Samsung Electronics, has rejoined the board of Arm, the U.K.-based processor IP company. Known for leading Samsung's $8 billion Harman acquisition, Sohn brings valuable expertise as Arm aims to drive innovation in AI and computing.
The Korea Times
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Test Your Knowledge
What is the process of splitting atoms into two or more parts called?
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Quote of the Day
As a rule, software systems do not work well until they have been used, and have failed repeatedly, in real applications.
Dave Parnas
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"For 20 years, you've been our most valuable intern. Isn't that better than being just another ordinary salaried employee?"
Copyright © Randy Glasbergen
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Test Your Knowledge Answer
What is the process of splitting atoms into two or more parts called?
Answer: Fission
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