Note: he worked at Intel most of his life until 2004 when he jumped to TSMC. Why didn’t the US raid him then? Because simply moving to a competitor doesn’t amount to anything. He likely lives in California where non competes are illegal as well.
He might know about N2 and A16 but it doesn’t matter. Intel is coming out with 18A within a month and 14A in two years, development has been ongoing for the last 4+ years. Do people think Intel is going to scrap their entire process flow to suddenly try to copy N2? From front to end these are thousands of step, with each step having different recipes and home baked intricacies. It would take years to even “steal” and copy N2/A16.
Shutup quentin. If you're a young man living in the middle suburbans and you've got working parents and had access to silk road that shits a documentary. Note it was made in 2012, the golden age of the research chemical. We all worship it
Shell tried to reopen it. Case got closed and Shell has to pay legal fees.
Take on note also EU-USA Energy deal mid-term. Mostly affected LNG from USA.
Who is authorizing NVDA to act all scared like this, is this coming directly from Jensen?
That defensive note to analysts about them not being ENRON this past weekend and then their media team putting out that tweet about GOOGL's success...
Yeesh, this is not how you act if you're so supremely confident that you have the goods. You act like this when you're scared as hell that the bubble's been pricked.