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The Metaverse: You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet. Literally

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In Memory Still Fresh: Apollo 1

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Advancing Connectivity at the Industrial IoT Edge

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From Data Centers to Devices – The Ongoing [R]Evolution of AI Computing

105

I’m the CHIPS bill / Stuck on Capitol Hill…

106

Contract Manufacturing: Takin’ Care of Business

107

High-Tech Scam Artists: Counterfeit ICs

108

CES ’22 Redux: Gaming Systems and Automated Machines

109

Drive! From CES 2022!

110

Consciousness Revisited

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RISC-V Reaches Adolescence

112

The Fuss About Fusion

113

Out of This World: The Latest from Space

114

This Week in Electronics History: The 1st Microprocessor

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Biotech Takes Moore’s Law for a Ride

116

How to Build a Metaverse

117

CTO Interview: Kunle Olukotun of SambaNova

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The New Wave in Energy Generation

119

The Prognosis is Actually Pretty Good

120

On the Verge of Artificial Vision

121

AI and Semiconductor Memory: More, More, More

122

Building a Framework to Trust AI

123

Taming the Wild Edge

124

Bigger Than Smartphones

125

Of Calculation and Consciousness

126

CEO Interview: Hassane El-Khoury is Getting Onsemi Focused

127

CEO Interviews: Tyson Tuttle Did What He Came To Do

128

5G and the Internet of Everything

129

Intel on Getting Its Mojo Back

130

Life, the Universe, and Power ICs

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Whither Semiconductors? The Wheels on the Bus Go ‘Round and ‘Round

132

To Walk Again: the SAM Suit Saga

133

The Silicon 100: How Startups Rule the Future

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Safe 5G for the Post-Smartphone Era

135

The Second Runner-Up Wins: John Glenn & the Space Race

136

Can We Get Serious About Cybersecurity Now?

137

How to Build an Engineer

138

Solving a Renewables Problem with Electric Vehicles

139

The New Space Race

140

Machine Vision: Seeing is Believing

141

Living in the Future: Smart Cities

142

CEO Interview: Tyson Tuttle of Silicon Labs | You’ve Heard of Singing Cowboys? Well…

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Nvidia & Arm: The East Coast Perspective

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A Call to Arm’s Version 9

145

A Disaster Waiting to Happen | Get Up, Stand Up

146

Headline: Intel Throws a Curveball | The Book on Gallium Nitride

147

Electronics at the Top of the World | The Artful Engineer

148

Making Cars and Going ‘Fabless’ | Next-Gen EV & AV

149

That Sounds Reasonable | The Company Eating the World

150

Fear & Loathing on the M&A Trail

151

The Theremin at 100

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Who’s Actually Driving This Thing? | Really, Really Long Trunks

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CEO Interview: Flex Logix’ Geoff Tate on AI | Open Source Hits Hardware

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Digital Cockpit, Digital Car

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Managing in a Pandemic | Intel: Meet The New Boss | Arm @ 30

156

The All-AI, Electrified, Pandemicized CES 2021

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…And Now For Something Completely 2021

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Close to the Edges: Moore’s Law & Shannon’s Limit

159

The 2020 Happy Holidays and Electronics (Mostly) Wish List Episode

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The Button Revolution Is Here | On Succession | The Internet of IoT

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Snapdragon Bā Bā Bā ● Taming Xilinx’s RFSoC ● It’s The Weekend

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Driver-Assist + Driver Monitoring | Wide Bandgap Conference Preview

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Whither Wearables | Summits Summary | No. 3 in Space

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Signature Verification in the Vote-By-Mail Era

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This Year’s Model | Intel’s & Leti’s Trans-Atlantic Packaging | First Worm

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2020 Mega-Merger #3 | An AI Ecosystem (Almost) from Scratch

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The Robot Centennial | Sensors in Automotive | He’ll Be Back

168

Startups, VenCap, & Chutzpah | Pascalines, Arithmometers & Comptometers

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CEO Interview: On Semi’s Keith Jackson | Bumper Bowling and Driver Safety | IoT Security Conference

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Decapitating Huawei & Recapitating America | Achievable Big Stuff: IBM’s 5 in 5 | How Steve Carlton Got His 300th Win

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Interview: Roboticist Ayanna Howard | Memories May Be Beautiful, And Yet | Math & Neptune

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CEO Interview: Mike Henry of Mythic | The Biggest Chip Deal Ever | Do Androids Dream of Electric Smartphones?

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The IoT Is Coming For Your Home | Your Car Will See You Now

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Machines That See | Distribution Evolution | Where No TV Show Has Gone Before

175

‘I Feel Like Little God!’ | The Pop of the TOPS | The Most Hated Company in The Biz

176

Living With Technology | Hot Licks from Hot Chips | Oh, Shenandoah

177

Driver-Assist Actually Stinks | VR and “The Great C” | The Flush of Victory

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Seismology 1: Nvidia & Arm | Seismology 2: US IC Manufacturing on the Rebound

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The CHIP Act’s Blind Spot | A Lifeline for Intel | I Just Saw a Face

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More Than Moore | Ford Bets on Mobileye | The SRN1 serial G-12-4

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It’s a Big Deal: ADI & Maxim | Green Age E-Waste Land | One Inspirational Step

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Electric Car Superiority | The Supply Chain is All Mine | Cookies for Calculus

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Startupalooza: The Silicon 100 | Humanitarian Engineering | Horses to Starships

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Mercedes Hands Its Keys to Nvidia | Arm’s Monday | GIF You’re Happy and You Know It

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Egil Eyes AV: Pandemic Edition | Interacting With Your Stuff | What’s the Difference

186

EV When? | PowerUp! | Optane and World Domination | Betamax

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Interview: NXP CEO Kurt Sievers | Cryptographers vs. Quantum Computers | The 8088

188

A Radical Change in the Business Model | Colin Has Had It With Your Promises | “The Great Influenza” of 1918

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IoT Security is only as good as its weakest link

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Legislating IoT Safety | TSMC in AZ: Fab or Vaporfab? | Remembering Lucky Lindy

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Interview: NXP CTO Lars Reger | HiSilicon — No. 10 With a Bullet

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Interview: Ampere CEO Renee James | Arm-ing Data Centers

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Educating a Modern Engineer | ’Round & ’Round: Electronics and the Circular Economy

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Self-Protecting Data | How to Bring Back U.S. Manufacturing | Galvanized

195

AI Chip Revelations | A Corporate Soap Opera | The Sounds of a Pandemic

196

The IoT Evolution of Medical Devices | Waymo’s Sensory Overload

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Six Words That Built the IC Industry | Unhacking the 2020 Election | Epic Leadership in an Epidemic

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Intel’s Hamster | Conferences To Go | Apollo 13 in Real Time

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Life and Tech in the Time of Corona

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H is for Hydrogen | And Holograms | And High Performance Computing