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    Balance of chip power still tilts toward Asia

    Tariff and do not allow writeoff on foreign labor. Punish rather than spend. Funds are stealing from the taxpayers and creating monopolies and corruption. Tariff all goods coming into the country. US consumers need to purchase US manufactured products from US created labor who pay taxes, or pay...
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    Samsung targets chip fabs without human staff by 2030

    Not Home Depot. Put in a Craigslist ad and get Spanish speaking trainers. Mexicans dominate construction in Arizona and don't complain about the heat. Most work hard and would jump at the chance at getting a job at the wages the foundries will pay. Please explain where I am misguided. Pick an...
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    Samsung targets chip fabs without human staff by 2030

    Also, labor rates can be reduced simply by training the fab workers in Spanish. The fab is in Arizona, correct?
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    Samsung targets chip fabs without human staff by 2030

    Sorry... I was kidding (sarcastic) I should have written Mr. Chen. I was multitasking. Of course I agree with you. 100%
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    Samsung targets chip fabs without human staff by 2030

    What makes you think that a foundry can be run as automated as a bottling company? What does the semiconductor industry know about automation? Mr Blue and Mr. Chen, be reasonable. Edit: Note.... I am being sarcastic. Building fabs in the US is a no brainer, unless US robots are lazier than...
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    Intel vs TSMC in Risk Taking

    Thanks. So "pitch gearing" is adjusting to for an unsynchronized pitch. I've never accessed rules below 12nm. We do need to be creative on TS 16-12 and GF14.
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    Intel vs TSMC in Risk Taking

    Tanj, what's "pitch gearing"?
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    U.S. wants to contain China's chip industry. This startup shows it won't be easy

    I remember there were about 27 little OPC companies about 20 years ago trying to get bought out trying to allow customers to sqeeze out every nook and cranny. Cisco bought the major player. Most of this is what I heard from my buddies when I lived in Silicon Valley. We went though IMEC on our...
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    U.S. wants to contain China's chip industry. This startup shows it won't be easy

    My company makes EDA tools, PDKs, standard cells, analog IP, density fill, etc. The non-opc density fill is larger and tagged non opc. Only M1 goes in 2 directions. Perhaps M2 in the standard cells. That is under internal debate. We assume the end-of-line rules (enclose and space) design rules...
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    U.S. wants to contain China's chip industry. This startup shows it won't be easy

    Shouldn't the foundry decide on how to add the dog ears, etc onto the perfect rectangles. Is this really the job of an independent EDA company?
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    Intel CEO says Nvidia’s AI dominance is pure luck — Nvidia VP fires back, says Intel lacked vision and execution

    You're right. Analog is Grey. Also, I don't like big specs (allows variation), I like rapid prototyping (skunk works), etc. Anyway, back on topic, I think Intel should fix their problems.
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    Intel CEO says Nvidia’s AI dominance is pure luck — Nvidia VP fires back, says Intel lacked vision and execution

    They should have kept Mobileye, their wireless division, *RAM. Definitely keep the FAB, Altera, and (we disagree here) the servers. Increase skunk works and accept decreasing performance by 10% compared to the competition. I don't think it will be a winner take all market. Globalism is dead...
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    Intel CEO says Nvidia’s AI dominance is pure luck — Nvidia VP fires back, says Intel lacked vision and execution

    Their skunk works groups (which they need to have) should strive for #1 in all categories, but they may be stuck at #2 due (see below). A complete solution at #2 or #3 in the US is extremely valuable, and can easily become #1 before the end of next year with the the way the world is heading...
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    Intel gets US$3.2B to build another fab in Israel for US$25B

    This isn't complicated. It is dumb for any US company to 100% rely on foundries in China, Taiwan, Isreal, and S. Korea. Utilizing fabs in those areas is fine, but not at 100%. For example, we automated TSMC 16nm, but we have automatic migration to GF 14nm. That fab is in NY. Once we get our...
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    Intel gets US$3.2B to build another fab in Israel for US$25B

    Of course we should be worried. Rocket man isn't going against what Xi says. Micron must be protected. Intel isn't moving out of the US and Ireland. They are allowed to supplement. TSMC is diversifying into Japan and hopefully soon Arizona. This is good. Intel fanboys.. what is your point? Why...
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    Intel CEO says Nvidia’s AI dominance is pure luck — Nvidia VP fires back, says Intel lacked vision and execution

    OK, so Jensen says level 0, Cliff says 2, Mr. Blue says 4, and Intel does goes to level 6 or so? Do they still make towers from ivory, or is a 3D printer involved?
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    Intel CEO says Nvidia’s AI dominance is pure luck — Nvidia VP fires back, says Intel lacked vision and execution

    I believe in doing this at the VP/GM level. We believe we both agree that middle management is the problem. As far as that Intel global diversity and inclusion article, that is probably a huge part of the problem. They need to hire the best people for the job and have the same mindset. Go woke...
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    Samsung delays chip production at new US factory to 2025

    "Build it and they will come strategy?" Absolutely. Delaying one year? I wouldn't, but whenever they start in Arizona, TSMC should train 2 groups. One in English, the other in Spanish. Don't be hostage to the unions.
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    Intel CEO says Nvidia’s AI dominance is pure luck — Nvidia VP fires back, says Intel lacked vision and execution

    The management by walking/wandering around should be done 2 levels below Pat. Obviously it cannot be Pat. Communicating with 100 or more should not be interactive. Same argument should be for 10 or more. Small competent teams should be doing the architectures, and various methods prototyped...
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