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1:42:50uh can't wait to see uh uh high temperature memorers in a hypersonic vehicle near you. Um because certainly uh they're going to be using it for command and control systems integrated with, you know, next generation military stuff. So before they do that, we would like to have it be used for the good of mankind. Do you have any last notes before we wrap up today? No. Um, if you want to leave a comment, think of a really funny application for high temperature computing. Where would you want to put a chip? [laughter] >> Run wild. >> Keep it PG. Everybody, this is a familyfriendly show. Uh, as always, my

1:43:32name is Lester Nar joined by my co-host, our resident data centers in space are possible PhD Krishna Chowdery. We are approaching our oneyear anniversary. So, be sure to be tuned in for our anniversary episode. For our longtime listeners, we are extremely grateful. If you just happen to be listening to us for the first time, catalog is a bunch of episodes that are just like this. 50 of some of the best science entertainment on the planet. We will see you all next week.

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