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Recent content by Daniel Nenni

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    Global Chips Battle Intensifies With $81 Billion Subsidy Surge

    Semiconductors is a political football. I wonder if we will continue to get all of this attention and money AFTER the election.
  2. Daniel Nenni

    GPT-4o

    I saw a talk with Sam Altman and he was asked for one word to describe ChatGPT4. The replay was "embarrassing". He said they can do better but rather than do big releases they would do iterative ones which I think is a great strategy for customer input.
  3. Daniel Nenni

    Intel secures high-NA EUV kits over rivals

    US chip giant secures all initial stock from ASML / Samsung and SK Hynix to get units next year Intel has secured the majority of high-NA extreme ultraviolet (EUV) equipment that ASML is manufacturing up to the first half of next year, TheElec has learned, The Dutch fab equipment maker is...
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    Another Intel leader bites the dust, is this good?

    He had a long career at IBM so I would say yes. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kmobuckley/ He is a double edged sword. Very technical but also sales savvy.
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    Another Intel leader bites the dust, is this good?

    Kevin is a long time IBM/GF ASIC person. GF spun it out and sold it to Marvell for $650M in 2019. I met Kevin at GF after the IBM Semiconductor acquisition. I was impressed. Great sales presence. I do not know how the ASIC business at Marvell is doing but I see this as a good move. In...
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    Intel nears $11 billion deal with Apollo for Ireland factory, WSJ reports

    Well, Pat did say Intel was all-in... I think Intel opening up the fabs for foundry business is a sound strategy. It is a marathon though, not a sprint. Unfortunately the financial types are more of sprinters which tells you that Pat Gelsinger is a very persuasive leader!
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    Emerging Resilience in the Semiconductor supply chain

    STRENGTHENING THE U.S. SEMICONDUCTOR SUPPLY CHAIN NEW REPORT PROJECTS POSITIVE IMPACT OF CHIPS ACT, BUT CHALLENGES REMAIN A new report by the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) and the Boston Consulting Group on the semiconductor supply chain forecasts significant improvements in the...
  8. Daniel Nenni

    Intel nears $11 billion deal with Apollo for Ireland factory, WSJ reports

    I'm not a financial person but do wonder why Intel is doing this. Is the money cheaper? Or is Intel worried about cash flow?
  9. Daniel Nenni

    Global Chips Battle Intensifies With $81 Billion Subsidy Surge

    (Bloomberg) -- Superpowers led by the US and European Union have funneled nearly $81 billion toward cranking out the next generation of semiconductors, escalating a global showdown with China for chip supremacy. It’s the first wave of close to $380 billion earmarked by governments worldwide for...
  10. Daniel Nenni

    Intel nears $11 billion deal with Apollo for Ireland factory, WSJ reports

    FILE PHOTO: Illustration shows Intel logo (Reuters) -Intel is in advanced talks for a deal with Apollo Global Management in which the equity firm would provide more than $11 billion to build a facility in Ireland, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. The move comes as Intel looks to...
  11. Daniel Nenni

    US Chip Workers Likely to Quit Jobs - McKinsey

    This is not my experience here in Silicon Valley. We are all about stock and options. If you have a big job market like we do here the competition to hire people is fierce which means good wages, raises, and career growth, absolutely.
  12. Daniel Nenni

    Arm Holdings plans to launch AI chips in 2025, Nikkei reports

    Quite the opposite for me. I see RISC-V everywhere. Mostly in support roles and on the edge but I do know of RISC-V server chips in process. Andes, Synopsys, and MIPS are now supporting RISC-V replacing custom architectures. It really is something the entire world can get behind. A RISC-V...
  13. Daniel Nenni

    TSMC April 2024 Revenue Report

    We are actually coming full circle. Systems companies used to have their own fabs and make custom chips. IDMs changed that and fabless changed it again. Systems companies are now taking back control of their silicon and it will in fact shrink the market for fabless companies but the ecosystem...
  14. Daniel Nenni

    South Korea prepares support package worth over $7 billion for chip industry

    Yellen meets Japan and Korea counterparts in Washington SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea is readying plans for a support package for chip investments and research worth more than 10 trillion won ($7.30 billion), the finance minister said on Sunday, after setting its sights on winning a "war" in...
  15. Daniel Nenni

    Arm Holdings plans to launch AI chips in 2025, Nikkei reports

    Competing with customers is never a good thing. Another reason to use RISC-V.
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