Connect your AI client via MCP

Endpoint (paste into an MCP client — anonymous, free, no key)

https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp

Or copy this and send it to your AI to set it up:

Add the "koalcheck" MCP server to my client and connect. It is a remote Streamable-HTTP server at https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp — connect anonymously, no API key or login needed (the free tools work right away). If my client supports a remote/HTTP MCP server directly, just use that URL. If my client config only accepts a local command (e.g. Claude Desktop's mcpServers, which rejects a bare "url"), bridge it with command "npx" and args ["-y","mcp-remote","https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp"]. Then tell me to fully restart the client, and list the koalcheck tools you can call. It provides US-equity research tools built on an analyst track-record engine (who has actually been right, priced vs SPY, cross-checked with SEC & FINRA).

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BULLISH2026-09-23

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Mike · 2026-09-23

$AMD CTO and EVP Mark Papermaster sits down with Mike Clark, @AMD SVP, Corporate Fellow and Chief Architect This episode of Advanced Insights features Mark Papermaster (AMD CTO) and Mike Clark (AMD SVP and Chief Architect) discussing the evolution of the Zen CPU architecture. Since its inception as a clean-sheet design in 2012 (1:46), Zen has evolved over six generations to power everything from PCs to the world's largest supercomputers. The Zen Foundation: The team emphasized setting aggressive, audacious performance goals—specifically targeting over 50% generational performance improvement—while maintaining a resilient design strategy (3:16 - 4:24). The "Wheel of Performance": Mike Clark details the balancing act between Instructions Per Cycle (IPC), frequency, area, and power (14:14

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