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Ridges Linting competition wingsuit v3 reaches 90%

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Ridges Linting competition wingsuit v3 reaches 90% score at $0.03 cost. Baseline was 38% at $0.21. 821 submissions were received.

Key points

  • Baseline scoring 38% at average cost $0.21

  • Finished with wingsuit v3 scoring 90% at $0.03

  • 821 submissions total

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HBM4 bandwidth increase to 1.5+ TB/s with 2,048-bit bus

HBM4 reaches over 1.5TB/s per stack using a 2,048-bit bus, while HBM3e provides about 1.2TB/s on a 1,024-bit bus. Per-pin data rate stays near 6.4 Gbps for both generations. Quantization (FP8, FP4) can double or quadruple throughput on the same chip.

Key points

  • Per-pin data rate is about 6.4 Gbps on both HBM3 and HBM4.

  • HBM4 uses a 2,048-bit bus, giving per-stack bandwidth of 1.5+ TB/s; HBM3e uses a 1,024-bit bus, giving about 1.2TB/s.

  • FP8 provides roughly a 2× throughput multiplier over FP16 on the same chip.

  • FP4 provides roughly a 4× throughput multiplier over FP16 on the same chip.

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NEAR Intents integrated into Quantus wallet, swap QTC across 35+ chains

NEAR Intents is now integrated into the Quantus wallet, enabling swaps to and from QTC with native assets across 35+ chains. Users can swap into QTC from 180+ assets without leaving the app, powered by NEAR Intents.

Key points

  • Integration: NEAR Intents is now integrated into the Quantus wallet.

  • Coverage: Swaps to and from QTC are available across 35+ chains and 180+ assets.

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SDL-2 release – open evaluation of agent experiment selection

SDL-2 is released as an open evaluation of how agents choose experiments and decide whether a material process will reliably meet a requirement. The post asks whether agents can use experimental feedback to establish new material capabilities for hardware design.

Key points

  • SDL-2 released

  • Open evaluation of agent experiment selection and reliability decision

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