Always Be Curious
Sander at ABCAlways Be Curious is your weekly shot of sci-tech coverage. Bringing you the now, the how and the wow of science and technology with a special focus on the chip industry.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Always Be Curious #294: Samsung ships HBM4, agentic AI for chips, and Olympic tech
Sup Curious Clan! The Olympic Games + technology, a match made in heaven. 🤓 Seventy years ago, Cortina hosted its first Games with fewer than 10 cameras. This year at Milano Cortina: 810+ camera systems, 1,800 microphones, 6,500+ hours of ...
Always Be Curious #293: Chips aiming for $1T sales in 2026, Moltbook theatrics, and Anthropic roasts OpenAI
Sup Curious Clan! The semiconductor industry is approaching a pretty historic milestone. According to the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), global chip sales reached a record $791.7 billion in 2025, and the industry is now projected...
Always Be Curious #292: ASML's results, Google's project Genie, and reverse solar panels
Sup Curious Clan! This week, ASML announced its Q4 and Full-Year 2025 financial results, so I’ve included a rundown of key numbers and some quotes below. At the same time, ASML announced that it would strengthen its focus on engineering and...
Always Be Curious #291: Partnerships in AI, Intel's 14A node, and the underestimated chip market
This week in ABC: AI is bringing together unexpected partners, Intel shares more details about its 14A node, and McKinsey ups its estimate for size of the chip market in 2030
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Hi there! \ud83d\udc4b I’m Sander at Always Be Curious. \ud83d\udc68\ud83d\udcbb I’m a manager with 15+ years in the chip industry. I bundle my favorite science, tech and chip news in this weekly newsletter.
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