HeyJaredAmelia Dalton
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Fish Fry 700: Photon-Powered Nanobots, Synthetic DNA Memristors and Minuscule Nanolasers (opens the original)
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To celebrate the 700th episode of Amelia’s Weekly Fish Fry, we’re diving big into the world of microscopic tech! Tune in to discover light-powered microbots capable of hunting down bacteria, innovative memristors combining synthetic DNA and semiconductor technology for ultra-low-power computing, and breakthrough nanolasers that promise to halve energy consumption in next-generation processors. A Nanoscale Robotic Cleaner (Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg) Borrowing from biology to power n
Nanosecond Decisions for a Crowded Spectrum: Inside VectorWave’s RF Neuromorphic Chip (opens the original)
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My podcast guest this week is VectorWave CTO and Founder, Dr. Ron Davis. Ron and I discuss the details of VectorWave’s neuromorphic analog compute platform, how it differs from traditional digital processing, and what it really means to build AI-native connectivity rather than simply adding AI features onto existing wireless systems. We also talk about the challenge of getting more bandwidth out of an increasingly crowded spectrum while consuming less power, and look ahead to where this technolo
From Transistors to AI: The Chiplet Revolution with Ramune Nagisetty (opens the original)
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My podcast guest this week is a powerhouse of the semiconductor industry: Ramune Nagisetty. Ramune, best known for developing the chiplet-based system-in-package architecture concept, joins me this week to discuss her foundational work on chiplet-based system-in-package architectures, the current reality of chiplet interoperability, and the role of artificial intelligence in semiconductor design and manufacturing. We also chat about her leadership at PDF Solutions and her music career in my home
Bio-Inspired AI: How The Biological Computing Co. is Using Living Neurons to Supercharge Generative Models (opens the original)
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My podcast guest this week Alex Ksendzovsky, co-founder of The Biological Computing Co. Alex and his team are doing something that sounds straight out of science fiction: they’re extracting computational principles from living neurons and translating them into software that runs on standard silicon. Alex and I chat about The Biological Computing Co. is bridging the gap between biological tissue and GPU-accelerated algorithms, explore how this approach is making foundational models faster and mor
From Lab to Battlefield: Navigating Hardware, TRLs, and the Edge in Defense (opens the original)
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My podcast guest this week is David Jedynak, Vice President of Strategic Planning at Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions. David and I chat about the complexities of “New Defense” innovation and what founders must understand about translating tech to the tactical environment. We also examine the similarities and differences between the defense sector and the tech industry at large and what investors need to think about when they are navigating the notorious “Valley of Death”. Curtiss-Wright PacStar
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