I agree, my thoughts on this started to spin when I saw how far they've come with deepseek in a relatively short time. The claim that they've only invested $6m is hard to verify.
I guess we will see more breakthroughs from China in 2025, the competition has just started.
We have a saying in Sweden, fat and happy. It fits well here .
Sounds like they cracked the code, it doesn't have to be as expensive as the market estimated. How hard will this hit nvida's value in the coming weeks if the market overestimated the need for cpu.
Let's play with the idea, we see how strategic, long-term and goal-oriented China is with semiconductors, solarcells, battery manufacturing, electric cars and much more.
They have the muscles to be long-term independent and work over decades to achieve their goals, without giving up and without talking about it.
Which black swans will China release in the coming years?
March 19, 2023 I started this thread about what Chatgpt can do for LENR, amazing to see how it has developed.
Right now we have a new breakthrough, maybe bigger than chatgpt from China with open source code. Deepseek is causing many AI companies to fall today, Nvidia was 12%. Exciting to follow this development.
Update from CP
What is on the wish list related to our field for next year?
Is there anything we can contribute together?
What do you think will happen next year?
And a big thank you to the best L-F team and all of you who contribute to our community, you are all fantastic people who believe in a brighter future.
Happy New Year with Chris Kläfford from Sweden, of course 
Peter Hagelstein
Changes in the structure and composition of nano-sized Ni-Cu multilayer films with increasing temperature in an atmosphere with and without hydrogen
QuoteFor a system of a nano-sized Ni-Cu multilayer on a Ni substrate and hydrogen gas, many experimental results suggest an anomalous heat release that may be caused by low-energy nuclear reactions in condensed matter. In this paper, to clarify the structural change of the Ni-Cu multilayer with increasing temperature up to 900°C in an atmosphere with and without hydrogen, an in-situ X-ray diffraction (XRD) study using synchrotron radiation was performed for a system of 6 × {Ni(14 nm)/Cu(2 nm)}/α-SiO2(10 nm)/Si wafer (0.5 mm). The surface morphology observation and elemental analysis for the samples after the XRD measurements were performed using electron microscopy analyses. The XRD peaks from Ni were observed up to 600°C and satellite peaks were observed at 300–600°C, which indicates that the initial multilayer structure with a sharp interface was maintained up to approximately 600°C regardless of the atmosphere. After the temperature had increased to 900°C, the initial Ni-Cu multilayer became a single-layer of Ni-Cu alloy with the nominal composition when the system was heated in an atmosphere containing hydrogen; in a hydrogen-free atmosphere, it became a modified Ni-Cu multilayer, where the thickness of the Cu layer decreased to half of the initial value, and many particles were randomly distributed on the surface. For the Ni-Cu multilayer system, a baking pre-treatment at high temperatures in a hydrogen-free environment is considered advantageous to stimulate the anomalous heat effect if we assume that hydrogen diffusion through the bimetallic interface is one of the key factors that induce anomalous heat generation.
Update from hylenr
Update from Sabine Hossen
Off topic, Lack of related LENR news
Here comes an update of my "hopeful companies" Saltx has an exciting year ahead, I started this thread many years ago, i am in the company for the long term.
Still a fantastic innovation company with a technology that can save a lot of co2 emissions if they succeed. They have two areas, energy storage in salt and a new technology for burning lime, if they succeed, cement & steel can be kinder to the planet. ABB joined as part owner earlier in 2024.
I think we will get several good news in 2024. The planet needs more companies like saltx 
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On June 4, our CEO, Mr. Yoshino, will be speaking at the ClimateTech session of the Japan Energy Summit.
Clean Planet is a science venture that develops a new clean energy called "Quantum Hydrogen Energy (QHe)". Many would agree that we need some breakthrough technology to reach net zero by 2050. We believe QHe can actually be the one, because it is a CO2-free clean energy, that is very powerful, and safe. It is estimated that only 10 grams of hydrogen (the amount of hydrogen produced by half a glass of water) can supply a household's electricity and heat needs for a month.
Welcome to try the new lenrbot.com
Feel free to post constructive feedback in this thread, then there is an opportunity for improvement.
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The Chatbot and this webpage is part of a research project led by Prof. David Nagel of George Washington University and Prof. Anasse Bari of New York University, and is sponsored by the Anthropocene Institute. Largely the project aims to develop AI and Predictive Analytics tools to support the commercialization of LENR.
This data was compiled, and chatbot was designed & developed by Yvonne Vu, Tanya Pushkin Garg, Sneha Singh and Suryavardan Suresh. Special thanks are extended to Emos Ker, Charles Wang, Adelina Simpson, Gurmehr Sohi, Saiteja Siddana, and Dongjoo Lee for their hard work on LENR data collection. All of these individuals are members of the Predictive Analytics and AI group at New York University's Courant Institute, under the leadership of Prof. Anasse Bari. This project was built with support from ChatFast.
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