Hardware Podcasts

Tune in for Season 3 of Moore's Lobby

Moore's Lobby · 19 Aug 2021 · 2m

What this episode covers

Host Daniel Bogdanoff introduces Season 3 of Moore's Lobby, highlighting upcoming conversations with industry leaders from NASA, IBM, and Google. The episode features clips from Season 2, including Massimo Banzi, co-founder of Arduino, and Luis Barroso, Senior VP of Engineering at Google, who describes early data center redundancy methods. It also showcases Steve Sanghi, CEO of Microchip, discussing his turnaround of the company from near-bankruptcy to a $5.5 billion tech giant.

Most relevant to

large enterprises

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
NASA, IBM, Google, Microchip
Products
Arduino

Related episodes from other shows

Other shows on the same ground, closest first.

  • EE Times Current · 39m

    CEO Interviews: Tyson Tuttle Did What He Came To Do

    Tyson Tuttle, former CEO of Silicon Labs, discusses the company's strategic pivot to focus entirely on the Internet of Things (IoT) and his upcoming retirement. He details the decade-long journey of betting the company's future on IoT, including significant acquisitions like Sigma Designs and Redpine Signals, and the eventual $2.75 billion sale of its infrastructure and automotive unit to Skyworks. Tuttle explains how Silicon Labs developed a multi-protocol platform to support diverse connectivity needs, from smart meters to home automation, and reflects on the challenges of managing investor expectations while prioritizing long-term growth over short-term profitability.

    Validation & product-market fitMicrocontrollers & dev platforms
    8 chapters

  • EE Times Current · 25m

    CES 2019 Special: Tyson Tuttle, Silicon Labs + Chris Stansbury, Arrow

    Silicon Labs CEO Tyson Tuttle and Arrow Electronics CFO Chris Stansbury discuss the evolution of the IoT market from hype to reality, highlighting Silicon Labs' strategic partnerships with Tile and Xiaomi to simplify connectivity for OEMs. They emphasize the shift from selling discrete semiconductor components to providing holistic silicon-software solutions, supported by Arrow's expanded engineering capabilities and customer reach. The conversation covers the importance of security, battery life, and cloud integration in making 'dumb' devices smart, noting that IoT now represents over half of Silicon Labs' revenue.

    Connected products & IoTMicrocontrollers & dev platforms
    6 chapters

  • How I Built This · 34m

    HIBT Lab! Google: Sundar Pichai

    Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, reflects on his journey from a semiconductor-focused engineering student in India to leading one of the world's most valuable companies. He discusses the evolution of Google's product portfolio, including Chrome and Drive, and details the company's strategic pivot to an 'AI-first' approach across its ecosystem. Pichai also addresses the future of work, emphasizing flexible hybrid models, and explains how Google fosters innovation by rewarding effort and ambition over guaranteed outcomes.

    AI & machine learningLeadership, teams & culture
    9 chapters

  • The Amp Hour · 1h 04m

    An Interview with Scott Miller (2nd)

    Scott Miller of Dragon Innovation, now a subsidiary of Avnet, discusses the company's evolution from a startup to an enterprise-level 'product as a service' provider. He details how Dragon helps non-traditional customers, such as avocado growers, navigate hardware development by leveraging Avnet's global resources and supply chain data. Miller emphasizes the importance of early BOM health assessments to mitigate risks like long lead times for components like multi-layer ceramic capacitors, and explains how the 'fish on the plate' model shifts financial responsibility for obsolescence to the provider.

    Manufacturing partners & offshoringSourcing & supply chain
    10 chapters

  • The Amp Hour · 1h 06m

    Vafrous Video Vaniloquence

    Dave Jones and Chris Gammell experiment with Google+ Hangouts to record a video episode, discussing the technical limitations of the platform and the cancellation of smart meter initiatives by Google and Microsoft. They analyze the decline of NASA's space program, suggesting a renewed space race with China is necessary to restart funding, while highlighting Neil deGrasse Tyson's advocacy for science. The hosts also explore the democratization of product design through open-source hardware, citing CERN's new license and community projects like 3D-rendered multimeters using Google SketchUp, and discuss the shifting dynamics of the global semiconductor industry.

    Open-source hardwareChips, FPGAs & semiconductors
    8 chapters

The summary, chapters and topics are generated from the episode’s audio by this directory, not written by Moore's Lobby. The episode itself belongs to its publisher.