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If anyone represents a link between the history of semiconductors and its future, it’s Pat Gelsinger. Architect of the landmark Intel 80486 CPU - launched in 1989(!) - he became CTO of Intel and then returned as Intel CEO in 2021 only to le...
Today, something a little different: a joint post in the form of a conversation between and .
Jon is Continuing Professional Faculty at the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley, where he teaches on competitive advantage in technology mar...
I’m delighted to share a post from one of my favourite Substack writers, Jordan Taylor, otherwise known as Incautious Optimism. Jordan covers a wide range of engineering topics from Hypersonic Flight to Nuclear Power and much more, with a u...
A Machine for All Markets?
Edward O. Thorp is one of those people who really should be better known. His Wikipedia entry describes him as ‘an American mathematics professor, author, hedge fund manager, and blackjack researcher’ before elab...
All the way back in August 2023, in the midst of a series of posts on the RISC-V architecture, I ran a reader poll on the future of the architecture, with the following introduction:
As we’re in the middle of a short RISC-V series, I tho...
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Computer history and architecture
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