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Infra2026-06-26 · source-backed
Per MIT Technology Review, the prototype packs roughly 100 billion transistors on a fingernail-sized area, twice its prior density record. Density gains of this magnitude bend the inference cost curves that increasingly bottleneck frontier deployment. The long-run economics story behind every "tokens are too cheap to last" argument.
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IBM partners with OpenAI / Shared entity: IBM / What happened next
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IBM partners with OpenAI / Shared entity: IBM / What happened next
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