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I set out to create chips that used low-energy technology, and that has allowed me to develop devices that can do all their data… — Chris Toumazou Copy Share Image
“Yet despite the most powerful technologies we have today, all life forms we know of remain fundamentally limited by their biological hardware.” — Max Tegmark Copy Share Image
This is what engineers in Silicon Valley typically do. "Ok, well, of course there are some problems of our technology because it is so… — Ramesh Srinivasan Copy Share Image
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Computers and cellphones - which require semiconductors and microchips to work - have become so essential to life all over the world that it's… — Tatiana Schlossberg Copy Share Image
You can model experiments on computers now and then execute them, and you don't actually need a fully stocked lab. — Arvind Gupta Copy Share Image
It used to be that if your automobile broke, the teenager down the street with the wrench could fix it. Now you have to… — Howard Rheingold Copy Share Image
The chip comes from silicon foundries who have been running their plants for the past fifty years, understand mass manufacture, and are the area… — Mike Marsh Copy Share Image
The notion of what we're trying to do at AMD is about bringing out great technology, great products. — Lisa Su Copy Share Image
Manufacturing takes place in very large facilities. If you want to build a computer chip, you need a giant semiconductor fabrication facility. But nature… — Ralph Merkle Copy Share Image
Every technological product has to be designed and its fabrication overseen, and this is what engineers DO. — Samuel Florman Copy Share Image
“But in a year we’ll have ten or twenty of our own processors. By then we’ll be making vision chips. There will be even… — Vernor Vinge Copy Share Image
“And this is one of the first things one learns from Musk’s example—he is relentless in his pursuit of the bold and, the bigger… — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“sixty-seven years.14 Not anymore. Today the final three Ds in our chain reaction can disassemble companies and disrupt industries almost overnight, reducing the average… — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“Each of us starts with the same twenty-four hours in the day. How we utilize those hours determines the quality of our lives.” — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“one child in front of a computer learns little; four discussing and debating learn a lot.” — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“This difference is key. Thinking in probabilities—this business has a 60 percent chance of success—rather than deterministically—if I do A and B, then C… — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“Abundance is not about providing everyone on this planet with a life of luxury—rather it’s about providing all with a life of possibility.” — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“Decentralized means learning cannot easily be curtailed by autocratic governments and is considerably more immune to socioeconomic upheaval.” — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“Teaching kids how to nourish their creativity and curiosity, while still providing a sound foundation in critical thinking, literacy and math, is the best… — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“the value of the ecosystems services our environment now provides (for free) has been calculated at $36 trillion a year—a figure roughly equal to… — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
“Tony Hseih, CEO of Zappos, helped disrupt the retail space by emphasizing mastery, making the “pursuit of growth and learning” central to his corporate… — Peter H. Diamandis Copy Share Image
