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George Gilder recently editorialized on an advance unfolding to enhance the AI revolution called wafer scale electronics: “Currently, most of the energy used in computing is spent not in computation but in moving data back and forth between the chips and the boards and the racks. Wafer scale eliminates most of that to-and-fro, consumes dramatically less power, and produces dramatically improved performance. It will invert the inversion. Data centers that once occupied millions of square feet will fit in one small air-conditioned office. That’s the quake that is coming.” Is this a practical solution to the inability of the current electrical grids to support expansion of AI computing demands? What is Creator’s perspective?
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