• Episode 76-The Chip Wars, Where These Ones Are Crunchy Too

  • Sep 9 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
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Episode 76-The Chip Wars, Where These Ones Are Crunchy Too

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    In this episode Zac falls deep into the nerd zone and discusses his book The Chip Wars by Chris Miller. He discusses how we developed chips and what they are used for.

    Please note this is about computer chips not the delicious salty kind.

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