The advancements in flash memory march on: Miin Wu, Macronix International’s founder, chairman and CEO, was interviewed recently for an installment of Embedded Executive, a series in Embedded Computing Design magazine that features technology luminaries sharing their insights into various technologies' histories and futures. In this audio interview, conducted by journalist Rich Nass, Miin explains how Macronix helped shape the flash-memory industry and projects how it will continue to advance, including 3D NOR, which Macronix will introduce later in 2024. You can listen to interview here: https://bit.ly/3Z6gJa6
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Advances in microprocessors have been essential to building the digital society we live in today. This week's ACM ByteCast highlights someone who has been a leader in the field for several decades.
In this episode, guest host Scott Hanselman, of the popular Hanselminutes Podcast, interviews Wen-Mei Hwu. Hwu is a Senior Distinguished Research Scientist at Nvidia and Professor Emeritus at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. In the interview, Hwu discusses topics including the evolution of Moore's Law, Dennard Scaling, the rise of specialized processors, as well as his predictions for the future of computing.
Listen to the #ACMByteCast here//bit.ly/4ejRqGb
"Intel has 8, AMD has 12, IBM [effectively has 32 channels of memory]."
-Josh Strodtbeck, Ph. D. explains how DDR5 unlocks even more compute potential for bandwidth limited applications.
Josh also shares why he's co-founded Tachos High Performance Computing and how he can help you compute faster.
See link to full episode in the comments below.
P.S.
What do you think of the new format with the podcast? This allows us to have a more technical discussion.
Tiny Tech, Big Impact: How Precise Measurements Power Your Phone
Did you know your phone wouldn't exist without incredibly precise measurements?
This episode of the Embedded Executive podcast dives deep into metrology, the science of precise measurement, and its critical role in semiconductor manufacturing. David Doyle, President of Heidenhain Corp., explains how tiny measurements (think microns and nanometers!) ensure our phones and other tech gadgets work flawlessly.
Curious about the hidden world of making microchips? This podcast is a must-listen!
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Lam Research: Pioneering the Semiconductor Industry with Innovation, Resilience, and Sustainability
In this insightful episode of the Semiconductor Leadership Podcast, host Salah Nasri takes us on a captivating journey through the history and achievements of Lam Research, a key player in the semiconductor manufacturing industry. Founded in 1980 by Dr. David K. Lam, a trailblazer who broke cultural and industrial boundaries as the first Chinese-American to establish a semiconductor company in Silicon Valley, Lam Research has consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation.
From developing the first commercially viable auto-etch system to introducing the game-changing TCP 9600 SE for high-density integrated circuits, Lam Research has been at the forefront of semiconductor manufacturing. The company’s resilience and strategic foresight were evident during the 2008 financial crisis when, while others downsized, Lam Research made bold acquisitions and increased R&D spending, allowing them to leapfrog competitors as the economy recovered.
Lam Research’s commitment to innovation extends beyond its products. The company was featured in a comic book designed to educate young readers about the magic of microchips, showcasing its dedication to promoting STEM education. As the semiconductor industry experiences a boom in demand, Lam Research continues to invest heavily in next-generation etch and deposition technologies while prioritizing sustainability efforts to make semiconductor manufacturing more environmentally friendly.
This episode of the Semiconductor Leadership Podcast offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, present, and future of Lam Research, a company that continues to shape the digital world through its pioneering spirit, adaptability, and commitment to innovation and sustainability.
#semiconductorindustry#semiconductormanufacturing#Semiconductors
Introducing Photonics in Focus – AIM Photonics’ podcast with industry leaders discussing innovations and applications shaping the future. Integrated photonics is revolutionizing semiconductor technology capabilities and our guests bring firsthand insights into how these advancements are driving real change.
Our first episode features Dr. John Bowers, a pioneer in integrated photonics, who helped shape AIM Photonics since its inception.
Available on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gV4mfVBN and YouTube: https://lnkd.in/guaK5h3R (don't forget to Like and Subscribe!)
#PhotonicsInFocus#theFutureIsPhotonics
Pushing the boundaries of quantum computing.
Ashley and the team at Phasecraft are revolutionising the future.
Explore their cutting-edge work with Google and breakthroughs in material science, and join in their mission to make quantum computing accessible and applicable today.
These achievements underscore Phasecraft’s mission to align quantum algorithm efficiency with modern hardware, paving the way for future technologies.
Hear more insights from Ashley in Season 5, episode 6 of Founded & Grounded. Available wherever you consume your podcasts.
#QuantumComputing#Innovation#TechforGood
A computer that works only with light?🖥️☀️
Yes, that exists!
Michael Kissner explains to you how it works.
He is our guest in the latest podcast episode of "Nagele mit Köpfchen" and will give our host Dr. Johannes Nagele exciting insights into his work. Michael is the co-founder of Akhetonics, a company that specializes in optical computing and he explains how they are developing optical computers that work with light only.
In addition, you will learn:
🧠How optical transistors work and what distinguishes them from electrical transistors
🧠The differences between photonic and optical computers
🧠The concept of reversible computing
🧠The various practical applications of optical computing
🧠What possibilities this could open up for the future
Optical data processing is a forward-looking topic that could one day replace conventional electronic processors and make a significant contribution to solving global energy problems.🌍💡
Does that make you curious? Then be sure to listen to our latest podcast episode!
👀Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eJC4xyct
🎧Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eGzE5GsE
And for even more information, don't miss the blog post that accompanies the podcast!
🔗https://lnkd.in/eFMMWYbW
EVP/Brand Manager for Embedded/IoT at OpenSystems Media
4wIt was great fun on our end as well. And thanks for being a good sport and providing honest (not marketing-speak) answers to our questions.