
A bi-monthly podcast where we have a short Chip Chat about Transistors! Semiconductors are one of the most fundamental technologies of our time, yet are often under-discussed or misunderstood. We want to chat about them (and other things). Come learn some more about Semiconductors!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Yes TR is back. Welcoming Michelle to Transistor Radio!
Today, the Slop Sons talk SemiAnalysis' obsession with Claude Code, ASML's 3 shot thing, and the Qwen turbulence.
Jeremie Ontiveros of SemiAnalysis joins the Transistor Radio pod for a live in-person episode.
In today's wonderful episode, Doug, Dylan and Jordan discuss the latest Fabricated Knowledge post and beard hygiene. And Doug tells us about how awesome Claude Code has become.
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A delightfully casual (and free) podcast by the semiconductor mavens at SemiAnalysis, occasionally co-hosted by professional podcaster friend Jordan Schneider.
Typical topics cover semiconductor manufacturing and research, AI model progress, support infrastructure for high-tech industry build-out, and the technological struggle between leaders in these fields.
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A tech-focused show that blends semiconductor market analysis with casual, personality-driven banter. Episodes frequently dive into chipmakers, AI models, pricing, and supply chains, while weaving in offbeat anecdotes and pop culture bits. Listeners likely get practical industry takeaways alongside entertaining debates about company culture, leadership, and tech trends, making it appealing to engineers, product and business leaders, and tech enthusiasts who enjoy context-rich conversations with a sprinkle of humor and personality. A standout aspect is the mix of rigorous industry insight from frequent guests with irreverent, group-host dynamics that keep topics approachable without losing depth.
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