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I am pretty sure everyone would die to see Murad vs Captor-e ecrs mk2 and SABR

if it is passive, that means it does NOT emit anything. passive radars are calculating location by triangulating radio waves from 'other emitting' sources like TV or GSM

Wrong translation. Correct one: May God not harm our state

This is the recent video news that was brought by TRT. It looks like this was announced 3 years ago not today's announcement.

In their website, there is a video news that was done by TV100. You can check it out. It does look like they tried live with camera crew presence. In fact, whatever they showed on IDEF, was done on this news program I found the youtube link. This was posted 3 years ago

@Radonsider I am not saying it can't be done, what I am telling is what was described in the twitter has an NRE cost of hundreds of millions dollars and i am excluding manufacturing. At the end, not many will be produced. Again there are gaps in the story. I dont think it makes sense

In a second thought, i dont think they designed those chips. Most likely they are using FPGAs from Xilinx with those high speed SERDESes. That makes sense now. Xilinx has Versal Premium FPGAs with 112 Gbps SERDESes based on this website...

that means you need to multiply it by 5, it is not very common to see 400 SERDES links in one chip. This is Nvidia/AMD/Intel class. There is something missing

Numbers do NOT match. 1 single side DVD is 4.7GB, if he also says 20 DVD per second, then it should be less than 100 GB/s bandwith, not 500 GB/s. I assume he talks about aggregated bandwith. You can find 112 Gbps state of art off the shelf SERDES IP right now for the latest process node. That...

Highest energy density of any fuel is hydrogen. There are still issues of getting it ready for primetime. Storage is one of them. There are some research about Boron Nitride powder being crushed with Hydrogen gas. They release it once they warmed up. There was a university research on it. This...

No, they are NOT same. Toyota is using Hydrogen Fuelcells to power their cars. Basically they are still EV but instead of Li-Ion batteries, they use fuelcells. Fuelcells generate electricity and electric motors drive the car. However, this announcement is something very new and I dont remember...