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Tagged “Semiconductors”
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Intel Resignations, Looming Tariffs, and AI Disruption
This episode covers the turbulent state of Intel, with the hosts analyzing the fallout from the CEO's controversial connections and the broader impact of protectionist semiconductor tariffs. The discussion shifts toward the breakneck pace …
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Emulation Legality, AI Relationships, and Tech Market Woes
This episode covers the complex landscape of copyright law regarding emulation, sparked by an Italian YouTuber facing prison for displaying retro games. The hosts also dive into the questionable ethics of AI-powered "companion" bots with c…
3h 18m -
Jim Keller on RISC-V, AI Architecture & Future Tech
This WAN show features a deep dive with legendary computer architect Jim Keller. The conversation spans the evolving landscape of semiconductor technology, the inevitability of the open-source RISC-V architecture, and the future of AI with…
3h 15m -
Steam Deck Launch, Chip Shortage, and Future Tech Updates
This episode focuses on the monumental release of the Valve Steam Deck, examining its current state as a partly unfinished but highly innovative handheld console. Linus shares his rigorous testing process and technical impressions, while a…
1h 23m -
NVIDIA-ARM Merger, Google Pixel 6 Charging & RTX 40 Rumors
This episode of the WAN show covers the significant news regarding the FTC's legal action to block the NVIDIA and ARM merger, citing concerns over market dominance and stifled innovation. The hosts discuss the technical limitations of the …
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Windows 11 Requirements, SSD NAND Swaps & Chip Prices
This episode of the WAN Show delves into the controversies surrounding hardware and software ecosystems. Microsoft has updated its Windows 11 requirements, effectively locking out many older CPUs from official upgrades while permitting cle…
1h 07m
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