A dinosaur from Beowulf times.
Protein Design
Most of what passes for protein design these days is better described as substitution. You take a known backbone, swap in plausible residues based on energy or evolutionary alignment, and run it through simulation until the numbers settle into something stable. It works, in a way, but it’s more
Networks
Inside the strange, silent future of terahertz wireless infrastructure There’s a thing that happens in aging datacenters—not always visible, but felt. You open the floor tile, expecting clean airflow, and instead find a bundled, brittle, half-labeled horror of fiber and copper, snaking in knots like something alive and
Power
Why the next frontier in compute might leave your infrastructure behind In the beginning, there was brute force. You fed the GPUs data—any data, all data—and they ground it into insight with raw, burn-the-planet math. Bigger models meant bigger training runs meant bigger clusters. And the datacenter, that