Recommend this read  👇Jensen 
Of Nvidia bet on #Artificial Intelligence over a decade ago…what is happening now leaders and losers will be part of our discourse for years to come.

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Artificial Intelligence

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Recommend this read  👇Jensen  Of Nvidia bet on #Artificial Intelligence over a decade ago…what is happening now leaders and losers will be part of our discourse for years to come.  #The Book Club 📚

Nate

He's pretty confortable about the advance we have on China but the Huawei breakthrough might be a game changer.

https://the.select/posts/washington-is-scrambling-to-assess-how-huawei-techn-xgaydgv

He's pretty confortable about the advance we have on China but the Huawei breakthrough might be a game changer.  https://the.select/posts/washington-is-scrambling-to-assess-how-huawei-techn-xgaydgv

tl;dr Long ASML

Lithography is the most difficult, and most...

Washington is scrambling to assess how Huawei Tech...

Sam Mendoza

Chris Miller's Chip War is one of the best book I read recently.
Here's a nice presentation he gave last year.

https://youtu.be/-qbIy6zRw8I?si=CNQ0chNtR77wJxkz

Chris Miller's Chip War is one of the best book I read recently. Here's a nice presentation he gave last year.  https://youtu.be/-qbIy6zRw8I?si=CNQ0chNtR77wJxkz

On February 16, 2023 Professor Chris Miller spoke about his book Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology. 
 
This event was cosponsored by The Griswold Center for Economic Policy Studies, The Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy & Finance, Center for International Security Studies, and Economic History Workshop

Book Talk with Chris Miller - Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology

Such a prescient book from 2022 that’s more relevant and true today. 

Here are just a few Amazing Facts that boggle my mind:
• Apple sold over 100 million iPhone 12s, each powered by an A14 processor chip with 11.8 billion tiny transistors carved into its silicon. In a matter of months for just one of the dozen chips in an iPhone, TSMC’s Fab 18 fabricated well over 1 quintillion transistors—that is, a number with 18 zeros behind it.
• We know how to print single layers of atoms.
• Today, advanced chips possess tiny, three-dimensional transistors, each smaller than a coronavirus, measuring a handful of nanometers (billionths of a meter) wide.
• It was only 60 years ago that the number of transistors on a cutting-edge chip wasn’t 11.8 billion, but 4 in 1961.

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Such a prescient book from 2022 that’s more relevant and true today.   Here are just a few Amazing Facts that boggle my mind: • Apple sold over 100 million iPhone 12s, each powered by an A14 processor chip with 11.8 billion tiny transistors carved into its silicon. In a matter of months for just one of the dozen chips in an iPhone, TSMC’s Fab 18 fabricated well over 1 quintillion transistors—that is, a number with 18 zeros behind it. • We know how to print single layers of atoms. • Today, advanced chips possess tiny, three-dimensional transistors, each smaller than a coronavirus, measuring a handful of nanometers (billionths of a meter) wide. • It was only 60 years ago that the number of transistors on a cutting-edge chip wasn’t 11.8 billion, but 4 in 1961.  🤯

Nate

A group of likeminded people in The Book Club 📚 are talking about this.