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Huawei's $τ$ Chip Was Supposed to Melt?
Heat is the sharpest concern on $τ$ scaling law --- the time-scaling principle behind Huawei's folded silicon, named for the delay $τ$ (``Tao'') it sets out to shrink. Our Kirin measurements turned that objection upside down. The reason is one every commuter already knows: on a chip, as in a workday
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