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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| Issues | 111 | Subscribers | Read | alwaysbecurious.substack.com |
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Always Be Curious #240: Google's Willow, IBM's co-packaged optics, and Japan's chip renaissance
Just in time for Christmas! 🎄 The brand new book The NVIDIA Way by reporter Tae Kim is out now and tells the story of NVIDIA, its founder Jensen Huang, and how the company’s culture helped its stellar rise. Grab yourself a copy. 🔗💲
Always Be Curious #239: Pat is out, distributed AI models, and Japan's chip ambitions
This week, Intel’s out-of-the-blue announcement of Pat Gelsinger’s retirement sent shockwaves through the chip industry. 😱 The ambitious CEO and long-time Intel veteran technologist was in his third year, executing on a highly ambitious fi...
Always Be Curious #238: Computational lithography, chips on steroids, and how IBM automated the fab
It’s ironic. Sometimes we only learn about a life when it is publicized in death. I learned about Michael Hawley a while ago. And before I read this New York Times article, I had never really heard of him. But Hawley was a true Renaissance ...
Always Be Curious #237: F1 and chipmaking, podcasts on ASML, and Flight Simulator 2024
A couple of years before we had a computer at home, my grandfather owned a PC for his accounting. That DOS box sat on his desk in the attic. And whenever I could, I would explore the computer and the array of floppy disks next to it. I play...
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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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