
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 | 45 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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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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This show centers on semiconductors and AI-in-technology with a signature mix of breaking industry news, candid opinions, and offbeat banter. Across recent episodes, discussions swing between chip manufacturing dynamics, AI model ecosystems, and tooling: from Claude Code spending and fast-moving AI deployments to benchmarking tools and the geopolitical nuances shaping supply chains. The hosts' humor and personal anecdotes create a breezy, conversational rhythm, while delivering sharp analysis on market players, policy moves, and corporate strategy. A standout is the blend of technical depth with casual culture references, making dense topics approachable without sacrificing rigor.
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