Long-form analysis written from an engineer's view of the physical constraints that actually govern complex systems. Structure, power, thermal budgets, and the design trade-offs underneath the strategy. Whether the system is a defence platform or the energy infrastructure powering the AI buildout, the physics decides what is actually possible.
Why the Ghost Bat's real significance is its modular nose, the SWaP and structural constraints it imposes, and what that means for Australian sovereign capability under AUKUS.
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In progressCompute scaling is bounded by thermodynamics and energy supply, not chip design. An engineering read on what that means for the datacentre buildout.
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