wilzy123
Founding Member
Some points in discussion between Ian Cutress and Pat Gelsinger that I think are relevant to Brainchip
- High-NA Lithography Economics: Discussion on the cost and benefits of adopting high-NA EUV lithography for semiconductor manufacturing, relevant for Akida's future scalability and cost-efficiency in production.
- Intel's Foundry Services (IFS) Ambition: Intel's goal to become a leading foundry by 2030, offering opportunities for BrainChip to leverage Intel's advanced manufacturing capabilities.
- Advanced Packaging Technologies: Focus on EMIB and Foveros, beneficial for BrainChip for integrating Akida processors with other technologies to enhance performance and functionality.
- Foundry-Client Relationships: Emphasis on building strong partnerships between Intel's IFS and its clients, crucial for BrainChip to ensure close collaboration and access to tailored manufacturing solutions.
- Innovation in Manufacturing and Development: Intel's commitment to innovation could provide BrainChip with access to cutting-edge technologies, improving the competitiveness of Akida processors in AI applications.