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What Chris Auth has said on podcasts

10 statements · 6 positive · 3 negative · 1 neutral

  1. on AI-driven computing demandNegativeOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    AI demand exceeds semiconductor computing capacity by 40–50%.

    “AI is driving incredible computing demand, easily 40 to 50% above our maximum capacity, which I've never seen before.”

    Listen at 0:06

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  2. on Intel 10-nanometer technologyPositiveOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    Intel 10-nanometer technology has world-class yield, performance, and cost.

    “10-nanometer is a great technology. It has world-class yield, it has world-class performance, it has world-class cost”

    Listen at 4:29

    Open the episode · What will computer chips look like in 2045?
  3. on gate-all-around transistorsPositiveOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    Gate-all-around is the ultimate transistor structure.

    “gate-all-round's really the ultimate transistor out there.”

    Listen at 10:36

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  4. on semiconductor manufacturing materialsNeutralOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    The number of semiconductor materials used has increased roughly tenfold since the 1990s.

    “It's probably gone up 10x”

    Listen at 12:52

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  5. on Intel High-NA EUV adoptionPositiveOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    High-NA EUV is highly useful for Intel's backside-power architecture.

    “For us, it is very helpful.”

    Listen at 15:14

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  6. on gate-all-around transistorsPositiveOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    The industry’s move toward gate-all-around transistors was somewhat inevitable.

    “I think where we've gotten to, you know, as far as the transistor and gate-all-around and it being the ideal transistor structure that I have, I think was somewhat inevitable.”

    Listen at 19:38

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  7. on copper interconnectsNegativeOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    The tightest interconnect pitches will eventually replace copper.

    “I think for some of the very tightest pitches, I think it's inevitable that you will replace copper.”

    Listen at 20:14

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  8. on copper interconnectsPositiveOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    Copper will remain suitable for larger interconnect lines.

    “But for the larger lines, I think copper is about where it's at.”

    Listen at 20:23

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  9. on three-dimensional semiconductor structuresPositiveOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    By 2045, semiconductor chips could contain exotic three-dimensional structures.

    “2045, do you think you could do it? Uh, and now you start to say, oh yeah, I could see having some pretty exotic structures at that point.”

    Listen at 21:20

    Open the episode · What will computer chips look like in 2045?
  10. on thermal dissipation in computingNegativeOct 22, 2026· Dwarkesh Podcast

    Thermal dissipation limits current and future computing systems.

    “it is a limiter and it will be a limiter.”

    Listen at 23:28

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