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Season 5 of Moore's Lobby is Coming Soon

Moore's Lobby · 6 Sept 2022 · 2m

What this episode covers

Host Daniel Bogdanoff previews Season 5 of Moore's Lobby, highlighting upcoming episodes with Steve Cozier of Skywater Technology, AMD's Sam Napstigger, and Intel's Wei Li. The trailer outlines discussions on the foundry business model, implementing power management ICs via microcontroller backdoors, and optimizing AI software performance on Intel platforms.

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Skywater Technology, AMD, Intel, AWS, Qualcomm, Arm

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