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We wanted to better understand the intersection between hardware and machine learning, how new chip architectures will shape the future of artificial intelligence, and...
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Trained economists, who have no idea how the Chinese economy works, continue to try to predict events in the world economy, with essentially zero success. You cannot...
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In this week's discussion, we will jump ahead and look backward at the challenges and achievements that characterized the Joe Biden presidency. Our hope is that this will...
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Everything has changed, technology shifts have put the economic aspects of the industry upside-down, and the future of the chip industry has become chaotic. What does...
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This week's discussion will look at cars through a series of new lenses. Recently, we looked at cars as enablers, as agents of technology development acceleration. This...
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In this second issue on AI, Intel veteran James Reinders talks with two engineers doing bleeding-edge work on advances in the chip design, packaging, and related areas of...
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In this week's discussion, we'll look at the arcane, slow-moving, very conservative market for servers, and at the chips that drive them, to find out what's really going...
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In this week's discussion, we're going to look at how biology will inform computer design - and how compute systems will change biology.
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Member Greg Schmergel discusses a new approach to overcome some of the present-day challenges faced by the semiconductor industry and what is needed to sustain rapid...
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As we enter the New Year, perhaps the overwhelming sense among investors and managers is the long list of what is not known. For most of these people, there has never...
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