In case everyone is sleeping let me break this down for you:

Both crypto and modern private equity are ponzi schemes. With leverage to hold on crypto and leverage on leverage to own on private equity, both industries have been a bag throwing game between investors, with managers cashing in on every trade for close to a decade. Now, the industry is cooling down, they ran out of idiot fund managers to scam into participating in their ponzi scheme so they either let the bubble burst or they find new idiots to be left holding the bag when they cash out before the catastrophe. We’re a the find new idiots phase, with the new regulatory freedom sponsored by the pedophile in chief, all of these scammers are now turning to even lower sofistication investors to buy in their ponzi scheme so they can cash out before the shit hits the fan. Case in point, new age app brokers now advertising investment in the “private markets” as a new product. I see another wealth transfer wave from the lower and middle class to the 1% happening within 2 to 3 years. It’s going to be the reason we get Nazis again in power in the civilized world.

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This is not an actual breakthrough. We already have faster, cheaper and more effective ways of doing what they did, with better results. It’s called mutagenesis, it’s dirt cheap and has much better yield than 16 out of 302. Considering they paid 12-16 cents per nucleotide for the synthesis, this was a massive waste of taxpayer money to promote a project based on the buzzword du jour.

This is the type of thing that happens during dictatorships…

Geekbench, a benchmark for SoCs says latest Axx from company A is better than not SoC at being an SoC in single threaded loads that represent bursty BS loads that mostly fit the cache.

One could also dig deeper and see it has the multicore score of a RyzenZ1 extreme SOC, a mobile only 4y old arch, on a two node disadvantage to the Apple chip and with two less cores…

Anton knows best but BS clickbait like this drives clicks, even if it is completely misleading…