Backstory (tl;dr easily switch between my computer and phone (android desktop mode) with the push of a button).

I have the button, but the USB the cables seems to need to be juuuuust right for desktop mode to kick in.

The plan is to affix a USBC phone stand to my desk that I can just plunk the phone in there without fiddling with the cables every time. I tried the MCON Dock but the USB is apparently charge only.

Any products out there anyone is aware of?

My company enacted a strict "no personal use" policy for company hardware. I have my boss's blessing to use a personal machine but at the same time I don't want to make it obvious to everyone when I'm doing personal tasks, so the plan is to get a USB-C switch connected to the docking station and a micro-PC tucked under my desk I can quickly switch to.

Any suggestions for mini hardware that only needs a USB-C connection? It does not need to be powerful, since I'm really going to be using it as a web browser.

I'm using a 16gb ram machine and bought the pure optane drive for less than 10 dollars (converting from reais and adding the 2 day delivery), 16gb of ram is 15 times that rn.

As I'm using a swap partition with zswap on a LUKS encrypted drive, at least I'm expecting it to have better performance overall when hitting the swap.

If no one used, I might post about the performance difference later this week.

The patent was filed 18 months ago, and there's no further indication of ongoing development

Sharon AI and Firmus are the first partners, with a combined total of up to 210,000 GPUs.

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Even with lots of RAM, GPU, and fast disks, you probably don’t want it

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This is the company: https://bolt.graphics/

If anyone wants to check it out: https://gametank.zone/

It uses two wafers instead of one, along with ultra-thin dielectric bonding

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The company is in discussions with manufacturers of smartphones, personal computers, and cars about an aspect of its new data center chip technology.