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Why are chips interesting again?

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Dec 19, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
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2
Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment - Are Semis Really Fundamental?
02:09 • 2min
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3
The Costs of Manufacturing Go Up
04:06 • 5min
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Is There a Scale Shift Between Performance and Cost?
08:48 • 2min
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5
What's the Magic of Semiconductors?
10:38 • 3min
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The Supply Chain Effects of Semiconductors
13:37 • 4min
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Moore's Law Is Not Dead, Right?
17:30 • 6min
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The US and Semiconductor Industry Debate
23:08 • 2min
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TSMC's Core Competency
25:01 • 5min
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TSMC Is Not Standing Still
29:50 • 2min
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Is There Potential in the Semiconductor Industry?
31:41 • 2min
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Are Old Chips Versus New Chips Important?
33:27 • 2min
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Is There a Question You're Not Putting Forward?
35:40 • 6min
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Chips have always been the foundation of tech, but the rest of us didn't need to pay much attention - stuff just got faster every year. But now there are actual real, big, interesting structural changes happening - what does that look like?

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