Podcast: Fallouts from Aborted Nvidia-Arm Deal Persist
Nvidia opened Arm licensees’ eyes to the dangers they faced and now they are scrambling for alternatives to the Arm architecture. Are these moves too late?
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Podcast: India’s Chips Journey Starts with Assembly, Test, Packaging
To establish a solid presence in the semiconductor market, India must forgo fabs and instead focus on another critical sector like assembly, test and packaging
Podcast: OceanGate’s Submersible Design Was Deeply Flawed
Submersible expert and underwater salvage pioneer Curt Newport says OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush ignored safety protocols.
Podcast: Ground Truth for Highly Automated Vehicles
A number of state departments of transportation want to evaluate the compatibility of their roads with the emerging technologies used in highly automated vehicles.
Podcast: Western EV Battery Strategy Starts with Final Assembly
Author Charles Murray argues the West must build up its battery assembly lines to confront China’s dominance.
Podcast: What’s Next for Microchip’s Steve Sanghi?
Steve Sanghi, Microchip and the semiconductor market have intertwined stories going back decades. That saga is not ending yet. The chip world can count on seeing more of Sanghi beyond Microchip.
Podcast: Let’s Talk About AV Liability
William Widen, a professor of law, and Phil Koopman, an engineering professor, are proposing a new legal framework that rescues automated-vehicle (AV) accidents from the Black Hole of Liability.
Podcast: What’s China EV Inc.’s Next Move?
Tu Le believes that Western automakers, too busy making money hand over fist in China for too long, underestimated Chinese consumers and Chinese automotive market as a whole.
Podcast: First the Gorging, Now the Hangover, plus other Problems
Yesterday’s supply chain challenges are becoming history just as new ones are cropping up.
Podcast: No More Passing the Buck on IoT Cybersecurity
It’s time for a grownup conversation about cybersecurity on IoT and embedded devices.