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The critical mistake in the US not keeping pace with TSMC in chip production was to not leapfrog the silicon wafer. You can get behind another nation on a tech and still catch up or surpass, but you can't do it with the same core tech. That would be like trying to catch up to Kobe playing his game.

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Photonic integrated circuits sound pretty neat, perhaps it’s all just a nest trick until we get to respiration

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Good reminder on that book! I might get on that one this weekend

I'm about halfway through Chip War by Chris Miller, incredible book! 

Cold War Russia made the same mistake by copying/stealing the current chip designs and replicating those, which always kept them behind

If I was trying to best Taiwan I wouldn’t be focused on that which has already been patented as a starting point

How do patents and ownership of ideas impact the ability to move beyond today’s chip technologies?

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I don’t think the EU is moving in the right direction

In this light, do you think the EU is moving in the right direction with AI?

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No useful idea atm, I just know what a bad strategy looks like

What do you think the next foundation will be?

Intel 18a has me betting Intel will have a process advantage next year. New Xeon architecture on Intel 7 and 3 is a performance leader. They are getting a lot of heat because they spent so much money on multiple nodes at once, and have fallen behind in rev… but I think we see them as a leader again by 2026.

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