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Paul Millerd
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reading Chip War now its striking how chips have been at the center of geopolitics since the beginning US v Russia US v Japan US v China US has faded in and out of manufacturing dominance in different eras but theres always been a strong industry push for govt support
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Paul Millerd
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also just find the who taiwan diaspora fascinating Jensen Huang and Lisa Su and many others involved in TSMC, SMIC, Intel, others
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Paul Millerd
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like they are both from tainan - had about 100k people in 1960 another crazy this is how many countries were in the foundry mix taiwan's recipe: hierarchical work culture, morris chang as a maniac, lack of competing industries in tech, steady investment, backing from US, and secluded location on western taiwan
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July
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If you love chip wars I highly recommend asianometry, they have great videos on popular and esoteric semiconductor history as well as current events https://www.youtube.com/asianometry
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July
@july
Another one that bears mentioning is semianalysis. Dylan Patel is the man https://www.semianalysis.com/
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