u/Not_Your_cousin113

Riding on the LTT ISP idea, this video on getting your own ASN (autonomous system number) seems like a good jumping off point

Based on the recent WAN show clip (We're Becoming Our Own ISP) , apalrd's adventures has a YouTube video from a few months ago on the steps involved in getting an ASN, then routing to different peers with all the different protocols (most prominently BGP). Hypothetically, if they wanted to double down on this idea.

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u/Not_Your_cousin113 — 3 days ago

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[Chips And Cheese] RosaicLabs, Atom RTL, and 32-Tile AMX: Trying to Piece Together a x86 Puzzle

This is in reference to the startup that got a license for Intel's x86 Atom RTL, and smushing it together with another story from Phoronix (Mysterious 16-Tile & 32-Tile AMX Implementations Talked Up For More Performance). George is basically speculating on the possibilities given the current limited information.

chipsandcheese.com

u/Not_Your_cousin113 — 20 days ago

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[TechTechPotato] The $1 Trillion+ Bet Against ASML: Substrate (and a brief introduction to every physical and economic constraint in EUV lithography)

youtube.com

u/Not_Your_cousin113 — 2 months ago