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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2025 · 17 MIN

Inside Intel 2/2 – Digital Twins, AI, and the Future of Semiconductors

from The Future of Semiconductors · host Siemens.FM team

Tune into Inside Intel for an exclusive deep dive into the future of semiconductors. This episode unpacks how Digital Twins technology is revolutionizing chip design and manufacturing processes, creating high-fidelity virtual replicas that accelerate innovation and optimize performance in the semiconductor industry. We'll explore the critical role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in this transformation, from enhancing design automation to boosting factory efficiency and pushing the very limits of silicon technology. Discover how Intel is leveraging these advanced tools to shape its roadmap and drive the next generation of microchips and computing power. Learn about the complex synergy between cutting-edge AI and the chips that power our digital world. Essential listening for anyone interested in semiconductor innovation, AI in manufacturing, and the technological breakthroughs defining Intel's future.Moderators: Jonas Norinder and Don Mack, Siemens USASpeaker: Attila Lengyel, Senior Director of Corporate Research at IntelAbout Siemens in Semiconductors

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