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 | 41 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In today's episode of Transistor Radio, the boys discuss InferenceMAX, video games, and rare earths.
Unfortunately we did another episode of Transistor Radio. In today's episode, Dylan, Doug, Jordan, WeiZ of SA, and Jon talk Intel, China, Huawei, and Sora 2.
For the second episode in a row, Dylan doesn't make it through an episode of Transistor Radio. In today's episode, we talk about the Nvidia H20 rev-share/tax/tariff, the GPT-5 galaxy brain, and ABF.
Dylan is sick so this is not an official Transistor Radio episode. But MechaDylan does make an appearance.
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Boosting ratings in hopes that it helps Dylan find a wife
I don’t know why this is my favorite podcast but it is and I lol multiple times an episode. I’m not proud that I like this so much but here we are. Great balance zingers with a pinch of aloha.
Doesn’t feel like the hosts even prep the slightest for the show.
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.
Features disarmingly casual personal moments that provide insights into the hosts’ personal routines and fascination with zeitgeist cur... more
Needs polish for it to really shine.
Good material, the hosts are clearly knowledgeable about the material but it’s difficult to listen to them ramble completely unrehearsed. They can’t even seem to decide who’s supposed to talk.
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Focused on the intricate world of semiconductors, this bi-monthly podcast provides listeners with insights into both the technical elements and the broader implications of transistor technology. Varying between discussions about industry dynamics, such as the semiconductor market and AI advancements, and lighter anecdotes from hosts, episodes combine humor and serious commentary to address the challenges and opportunities within this critical technology sector. For those seeking to expand their understanding of semiconductors, the show stands out for its approachable yet informative style, making complex topics more accessible to a wider audience.
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