23 episodes
Transistor Radio Doug Dylan
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4.8 • 10 Ratings
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A bi-monthly podcast where we have a short Chip Chat about Transistors! Semiconductors are one of the most fundamental technologies of our time, yet are often under-discussed or misunderstood. We want to chat about them. Come learn some more about Semiconductors!
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Episode 23: Existential Thoughts on Semicap, Huawei Ascend, Etched
I am traveling today so I don't have my regular mic. Dylan podcasted from bed, but Doug is in tip top form. In this episode, we talk about overheated semicap, the cracked AI programmers in China, that new Etched chip, and nuclear reactors again
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Episode 22: Happy Memorial Day! Nvidia Earnings, Eggs
I hope you all had a great Memorial Day. In today's episode we talk Nvidia, time in Europe, and egg farming.
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Episode 21: AMD Earnings, What AI Will do to the Kids, Big Tech CapEx explosion
In today's episode, we talk AMD earnings and massive capital expenditure raises by the tech giants. Oh and in the middle, we talk about AI-powered baby cradles.
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Episode 20 - Earnings preview, TSMC earnings, Three-Body Problem
In this episode, we talk about Doug popping the AI bubble, earthquakes in Taiwan, and the Three-Body Problem (which two of us don't remember).
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Episode 19 (with guest, Jordan of ChinaTalk) - Post-earthquake, Intel Foundry, Nvidia GTC Reactions
In today's episode, Jon gets hit by an earthquake, and we all ask about the wafers. Doug and Dylan ponder how Intel can get all the money it needs. And Jordan feels fear in a podcast that does not do any post-editing.
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Episode 18 - ASML, Intel earnings; Stainless Steel Vacuum Water Bottles
In today's VERY unhinged episode, Doug and Dylan briefly talk about ASML and Intel earnings before pivoting to their true desires - the stainless steel vacuum water bottle industry. Listen to the end for the worst joke of all time.
Customer Reviews
Need polish but promising.
Needs polish for it to really shine.
Good material, the hosts are clearly knowledgeable about the material but it’s difficult to listen to them ramble completely unrehearsed. They can’t even seem to decide who’s supposed to talk.