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ENIAC and the Workload Problem - Part 1
Why studying ENIAC Matters - Especially now.
 • Bharath Suresh
The Alphabet Soup of Processors
Not sure which will end first: Moore’s Law, or alphabets used to describe processors?
 • Bharath Suresh
The bad old days of debugging
The computer engineering version of “kids, back in our time…”
 • Bharath Suresh
The most important law every chip designer should know about
It's not Moore's Law. It's not Huang's Law.
 • Bharath Suresh
How to build a new chip architecture, ft. Nvidia
A case study in computer architecture
 • Bharath Suresh
The era of full-stack chip designers
What are chip design teams going to look like in the future?
 • Bharath Suresh
2025 YC AI Startup School - Round up
Hear from the most influential figures in AI
 • Bharath Suresh
What does CPU bitness mean?
When you look at CPU specs, one of the first things you would see is what's called "bitness" - 8 bit, 16 bit, 32 bit or 64 bit CPUs.
 • Bharath Suresh
EDA Deep Dive - Part 1: The History
The role of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) in the evolution of the semiconductor industry is often underplayed.
 • Bharath Suresh
The ISA Debate
If you have even remotely followed the processor industry, you would have heard about "ARM vs x86".
 • Bharath Suresh
Demystifying the semiconductor process node
When companies like Intel, Apple, Qualcomm release a new chip, one of the first metric that is mentioned is the chip node - for example, the A18 Bionic…
 • Bharath Suresh
Moore’s Law and the Performance Promise
Every college course on computing, starts with Moore’s law.
 • Bharath Suresh
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