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Mark Your Calendars for Season 6 of Moore's Lobby

Moore's Lobby · 28 Feb 2023 · 1m

What this episode covers

Host Daniel Bogdanoff announces the March 7th premiere of Season 6 of Moore's Lobby, featuring interviews with industry leaders such as Polly Trahan from Intel, Mark Papermaster from AMD, and representatives from Texas Instruments, Synopsys, Infinion, and Open Light. The episode highlights key themes including risk-taking in engineering and the importance of learning from failure, while encouraging listeners to catch up on previous seasons featuring guests like Skywater. It serves as a promotional trailer for the upcoming season's content on All About Circuits.

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large enterprises

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Companies
Intel, Texas Instruments, Synopsys, Infinity, Open Light, AMD, Skywater
Also
Polly Trahan, Mark Papermaster, U.S. Fab

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