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Rep. Nancy Mace
Rep. Nancy Mace@RepNancyMace·
Release the Epstein files and the UAP files. We can do both.
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Alex Invests
Alex Invests@stockpickerspb·
$RDDT This is what it looks like when Revenues increase 70% YoY, while Costs and Expenses only increase 30%. Operating Leverage in action. And it's just getting started.😳
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F3R@src_fernando·
@MS1919s9315 @jukan05 TSMC US WON'T PRODUCE the advanced nodes of the company, just legacy nodes like N4 and N3 later
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PUMOMO
PUMOMO@MS1919s9315·
@jukan05 We don't need Intel in this day and age. TSMC's US factories are enough in the US. Give up your sovereignty.
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Jukan
Jukan@jukan05·
Jukan's Commentary: The reason TSMC emphasized that A16 is HPC-exclusive is that implementing BPD requires a specific process step that must be performed during the wafer flip, and that step significantly degrades the heat dissipation (thermal spreading) performance of backside power delivery. As a result, chips fabricated on the A16 node inevitably become HPC chips that mandatorily require liquid cooling. No company has solved this issue to date. As SemiWiki experts have noted, backside power delivery provides larger performance gains in high-power/high-performance applications, while the gains are much smaller in applications like smartphone SoCs. TSMC’s philosophy is to provide every possible option to every customer, so they offer some nodes with BSPDN and others without it. (Samsung does the same.) In contrast, Intel lacks sufficient resources for developing its current nodes, so it has adopted an all-in strategy on BSPDN. They even layered multiple new technologies like 4-sheet nanosheets, but this consumed far too many resources in node development. Therefore, using a BSPDN-enabled node to fabricate a chip dramatically increases design complexity and is poorly suited for mobile SoCs. For this reason, several industry insiders have flatly stated that there is zero chance of Apple’s iPhone chips being produced on Intel’s 14A node.
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Why It’s Extremely Difficult to Manufacture Mobile SoCs on Intel 18A/14A (Perspective from an Active Design House Industry Professional, via SemiWiki) – #1

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chris
chris@christophauto·
This isn’t really accurate from a technical perspective and I question the “industry insiders” you’re listening to. Intel and TSMC have taken different approaches toward backside power delivery. Intel took a simpler approach connecting power lines to transistor contacts using “vias” which means much less electricity is wasted as heat and allows for a more even power distribution. TSMC’s direct contact SPR packs things way tighter and alters heat escape paths in a way that can create hotter spots, making it slightly more difficult to manage without extra cooling tweaks (which might be part of the reason they’re focusing it on HPC chips with liquid cooling, but the majority of the reason is manufacturing cost imo). We can already see Intel doesn’t need any fancy cooling with their implementation of BPD by looking at Panther Lake. We can also see that Intel specifically included mobile-optimized standard cell libraries in 18A-P, so clearly they don’t see an issue with using BPD in mobile SoCs.
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Luis Mejia
Luis Mejia@LwisMejia·
@Aeromexico mi equipaje del vuelo LHR–MEX–GDL llegó con faltantes después de haber quedado retenido en MEX. Ya hice mi reporte, pero no he recibido atención adecuada. Solicito seguimiento urgente y reembolso conforme al Convenio de Montreal. @Profeco @DGACMexico
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SiliconFly
SiliconFly@Silicon_Fly·
Intel 18A Fake News Alert: Another day. Another Fake news on Intel 18A. This time, Bloomberg & @Wccftech wrongly claim that Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said Intel's production technology isn’t "currently good enough". It's fake! He *NEVER* said that! What he said was, "It is NOT an option today, cos it doesn't have the power efficiency required by [Qualcomm] mobile chips". Let us make it simple. 18A does *NOT* have mobile optimized low-power standard cell library like TSMC N2. It was never a part of 18A and never will be. That comes with 14A. Instead Bloomberg & some tech sites like @wccftech wrongly claim that Qualcomm CEO said "18A isn't good enough". He never said or meant that. I don't understand why these sites try to propagate fake news, but I wish I do.
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F3R@src_fernando·
@elonmusk We need full disclosure now. Non-human intelligence, interdimensional beings, consciousness, remote viewing, and other abilities. Support hearings and whisteblowers protection !!
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
We cannot understand the true nature of the Universe, unless we question deeply. I want to know what is real, even if the answer is total obliteration of my consciousness.
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F3R@src_fernando·
@DeItaone Easy, they need to use @intel node 18A and 14A
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*Walter Bloomberg
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone·
NVIDIA CEO: WHATEVER IT TAKES TO GET APPROVED IS FINE WITH US
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F3R@src_fernando·
$INTC Short sellers are on the verge of a complete wipeout, as Intel’s valuation begins to normalize in response to strengthening fundamentals. It has a key role as a strategic national asset and its foundry could be opening to giants like $NVDA, $MSFT, $AMD, $META, $AMZN, $AVGO
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futureman
futureman@futureman1977·
@Jukanlosreve why is $NVDA involved?? Letting $INTC do your foundry is a production risk. They can't get out of their own way. Leave it to the professionals $TSM
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Jukan@jukan05·
Korean media reported that Intel Foundry is also in discussions with NVIDIA and Google. A semiconductor industry insider familiar with Intel stated, “The Intel board replacing former CEO Pat Gelsinger, a process expert, with CEO Lip-Bu Tan was aimed at opening the floodgates for large-scale orders in the Intel Foundry business,” adding, “The next few months will be a critical period in determining whether Intel can pivot its direction and reclaim leadership in the semiconductor industry.” $INTC
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F3R@src_fernando·
@ufoandpolitics This is dust or mosquitos lol, i believe in UFOs but this only hurts credibility
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Ufo And Politics UFOと政治
Ufo And Politics UFOと政治@ufoandpolitics·
光体がユニークな点はたくさんあるんだけど、 ↓の動きが「いいね!」って思うと x.com/ufoandpolitics… その直後、繰り返し同様の動作を集中的に繰り返すんですよね。 x.com/ufoandpolitics… それでも信頼できるアカデミアに確認してもらわないと、ブラウン運動じゃないかという疑念は消えません
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デカイやつ。

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Jesse Michels
Jesse Michels@AlchemyAmerican·
🚨🚨NEW FIRSTHAND UFO WHISTLEBLOWER Randy Anderson is a Green Beret and an American Hero. In March of 2014, he was taken to an underground facility at Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane in Indiana to a secure secret compartmentalized facility titled “Off World Technology”. He was shown an orb levitating above a podium and a "gauntlet" emitting holographic, hieroglyphic-looking text. This second object reportedly killed the person retrieving it. I have back-channeled with Navy contacts who say that while Wright Patterson reverse engineers the Air Force’s most exotic retrieved technology, Crane does this for the Navy. Randy also STILL occasionally works contract jobs at Area51 and has seen “electrogravitic” antigravity triangle-shaped craft flying around the test site. Randy’s credentials are beyond reproach: we have his DD214 as evidence of his service and his weapons training certificate from Crane proving he was stationed there. The implications of this interview cannot be overstated. Although in many ways (as he’ll admit), it begets more questions than answers. If anyone has had similar experiences or can add ANY insight on what Randy saw, please reach out to me or @UAPGERB (who introduced me to Randy) and is the best up and coming UFO researcher in the world right now. Go follow him. He’s going to be releasing some mind-blowing information in the coming months and years. On a final note, I want to say that I had to personally convince Randy to do this — he was reticent to come out at all and extremely vigilant around not doing or saying anything here for self-gain. In fact, there was a section of my monologue dedicated to discussing his deployments and sacrifice for the country on the battlefield — he wanted that taken out. If we get any blowback for this piece (which I’m sure we will), it should be directed solely at me. Full episode in reply below.
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Alex Bouaziz
Alex Bouaziz@Bouazizalex·
2024 was 🤯 @deel 🌎We're now the largest global, fully remote company in the world – with 4,500 team members in 104 countries 💰We sent $11+ billion to workers in 100+ currencies 🔨We shipped 1,100+ products updates Thanks to our team and amazing customers - Let's go 2025!
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$11.2 BILLION (with a B) dollars paid out through Deel! It’s been a BIG year; we couldn’t have done it without our customers & team members around the world, thank YOU! Check out our year in review:

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Michael Shellenberger
Michael Shellenberger@shellenberger·
IMMACULATE CONSTELLATION - Report on the US government’s secret UAP (UFO) program From a whistleblower and released today by @NancyMace and discussed in today’s Congressional hearing FULL REPORT
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Rep. Tim Burchett Press Office
Rep. Tim Burchett Press Office@RepTimBurchett·
AARO will be briefing members of Congress in a SCIF today about the results of its latest UAP report. I won't be able to give details since SCIF briefings are classified, but my guess is they won't say much we don't already know.
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