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Ian Cutress interviews legendary chip architect Jim Keller about his work at AMD and Intel, CPU design philosophies, and the future of RISC-V.
Was Jim Keller really 'the father of Zen'? In this wide-reaching interview, Jim talks to Ian about his time at AMD, Intel, and others, along with a variety of management technique advice, how to approach design, the future of Moore's Law, which instruction set matters (x86 vs Arm), but also the intersection between maturity and experience. Written version of the interview is on AnandTech anandtech.com/show/16762/an-anandtech-interview-with-jim-kel… Jim Keller is currently CTO of Tenstorrent, a 2016 AI startup that recently secured $200m of Series C funding to go build their 4th/5th generation processors. I recently interviewed CTO Jim and CEO Ljubisa about Tenstorrent as well as the relationship between the two, which comes back to their time at AMD together. youtube.com/watch?v=sMvudTBBQNw Interview Part 2 Q1: What Jim Did at AMD Q2: Father of Zen? Q3: Everything from AMD is out? Q4: Zen 3 a rewrite? Q5: Is Tenstorrent a Forever Home? Q6: What Jim Did at Intel Q7: Would Jim Go Back to Intel? Q8: Has it ever got boring? Q9: Do Engineers Need People Skills? Q10: Arm vs x86 vs RISC-V Pt 1 Q11: The right compute point for AI Q12: Adding Vectors to AI Q13: Arm vs x86 vs RISC-V Pt 2 Q14: Too much bloat? Q15: Would x86 ever die? Q16: Abstraction Layers in Life Q17: Is Jim Worried about Moore's Law? Q18: Beyond EUV Lithography Q19: How to build a team Q20: Teams and Company Culture Q21: Recommendation for Early Career Q22: Jim's Mentors Q23: Understanding People Q24: Reading more than others Q25: Passive Jim Keller bookclub Q26: Making sure you absorb information Q27: Managing time Q28: Doing interviews, marketing, 'talk' Q29: Jim's Superpower? Nature vs Nurture? Q30: How To Mentor People Q31: Proudest Moments Q32: Silent Heroes and Self-Promotion Q33: Intel vs AMD, Intel vs Apple Q34: AI Enabling Chip Design Q35: Proactive or Reactive Security Q36: Ethics of Chips Built Q37: Elon, Neuralink, Cryptocurrency Q38: Going Beyond Silicon Cat Tax Welcome to the TechTechPotato (c) Dr. Ian Cutress Ramblings about things related to Technology from an analyst Patreon helps support this channel: patreon.com/TechTechPotato Also available through Patreon is special 1-on-1 consulting for the financial services industry! Many thanks to our CPU CEO Patrons Support the channel by hitting that subscribe button, or using our Amazon affiliate link. Please note that TTP may receive a commission if you purchase anything through these links Intel Core i7-11700K (8C/16T): geni.us/SreZM Intel Core i5-11600K (6C/12T): geni.us/T4WG Intel Core i5-11400F (6C/12T): geni.us/6UISblx AMD Ryzen 9 5950X (16C/32T): geni.us/5950XWhat people say. Recommended as an insightful and knowledge-packed interview with one of the industry's most influential microprocessor architects.
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