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This is the latest type of that kind. This is a big loss I think.
Its sister ship the Gremyashchiy entered service just last year.
The long construction period was because of EU sanctions. The ships originally were meant to have German MTU engines and then they had to change the design.
Its sister ship the Gremyashchiy entered service just last year.
The long construction period was because of EU sanctions. The ships originally were meant to have German MTU engines and then they had to change the design.
you can predict next 5 years climate change and its impact on industrialization?
start with water and electricity price for fabs and than all the attractive place to work in next generation smart cities.
Russia has very solid foundation in engineering with big centralized firms. Like Railway/complex ship building/Aviation/Energy. now they are moving towards centralization in electronics.
Rostec buying Belarus firms.
Russian educated Phd working in Nvidia.
It took for the Nvidia four years to took over the competition , way more bigger and established relativly than the nvidia now .
What that guy was talking about in that interview was replacing NVIDIA in the AI market. They probably mean to add AI acceleration functionality to Elbrus for that kind of workload. That may be useful for government uses, but it won't compete with NVIDIA in the general market, or in the consumer graphics market.
Alexander Reshetov is a graphics algorithm guy. He develops algorithms for software, not hardware. A lot of people don't know about it but NVIDIA has thousands of people working on software, from drivers, to libraries, to doing 3rd party consulting for companies who want to run their application on their GPUs. They assist those customers developing optimized software for them. One example would be the Avatar film, where NVIDIA developed the acceleration software to render the final scenes. They also consult on game titles and develop optimized shaders and code for them, etc.
Alexander Reshetov is a graphics algorithm guy. He develops algorithms for software, not hardware. A lot of people don't know about it but NVIDIA has thousands of people working on software, from drivers, to libraries, to doing 3rd party consulting for companies who want to run their application on their GPUs. They assist those customers developing optimized software for them. One example would be the Avatar film, where NVIDIA developed the acceleration software to render the final scenes. They also consult on game titles and develop optimized shaders and code for them, etc.
The software /driver side is the best part of the hardware development now.
Hence the shorter support timeframe for the new hardwares.
I thought this was kind of neat. Last moment of a target drone before it got nailed by an R-27.