Step into a sun-dappled atelier, where clay takes flight under skilled handsโtodayโs mini pottery workshop has left everyone with warm, one-of-a-kind mugs to sip from!
Explore the tactile beauty of hand-carved ceramic sculptures at this weekendโs pop-up art exhibitโeach curve tells a story, every glaze holds warmth
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Enjoying a cozy weekday lunch: homemade avocado toast with a sprinkle of chili flakes and a side of fresh cherry tomatoesโsimple, tasty, and fuel for the afternoon!
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DRAM prices are up nearly 5x from a year ago.
It sounds almost unbelievable, but this is the reality of the AI memory cycle we are watching unfold in real time.
What stands out to me is that this is not just a โmemory price rally.โ
It may be a signal that AI infrastructure is becoming structurally memory-bound.
GPUs get most of the attention, but without enough HBM and high-bandwidth memory, AI systems cannot scale efficiently. The bottleneck is no longer just about compute performance. It is also about packaging, memory bandwidth, thermal stability, and supply chain capacity.
That is why memory companies are becoming increasingly important in the AI value chain.
HBM is no longer just a supporting component attached to GPUs.
It is becoming one of the key constraints โ and strategic assets with pricing power โ in the AI era.
Semiconductor & AI infrastructure ramblings ๐
HBM | CoWoS | Datacenters | Packaging
Trying to make sense of where AI is really headed.
Follow along !!
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โAI isnโt just software anymore.โ
What surprised me most while studying the semiconductor industry wasnโt just how powerful GPUs became โ it was how capital-intensive the entire AI ecosystem started to look.
Microsoft spending nearly 37% of its revenue on CAPEX wouldโve sounded absurd a decade ago. Those are numbers youโd expect from railroads, oil & gas, or heavy industrial companies โ not from a software company.
But AI changed the equation.
Today, scaling AI means building enormous physical infrastructure:
GPU clusters, HBM, advanced packaging, networking, cooling, and power delivery systems.
Which is why the real bottlenecks are no longer just model quality or chip design.
More and more, theyโre becoming infrastructure constraints.
Thatโs also why capital keeps flowing beyond just GPUs:
HBM โ CoWoS โ advanced packaging โ datacenters โ power infrastructure.
AI is becoming one of the most capital-heavy industries in the world.
Microsoft having capital expenditures equal to 37% of its revenues would have been unthinkable a decade ago. This is supposed to be a software company, but these are numbers you see for an industrial company, or an oil & gas play, or a railroad, or something like that.
Microsoft having capital expenditures equal to 37% of its revenues would have been unthinkable a decade ago. This is supposed to be a software company, but these are numbers you see for an industrial company, or an oil & gas play, or a railroad, or something like that.