Samsung Semiconductor: Powering Experiences: Recent Episodes
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In our new 5-episode podcast series, Powering Experiences, we introduce Samsung Semiconductor colleagues who contribute to some of our most exciting work. Each episode explores a different theme in semiconductor technology, from insect-inspired image sensors to the effect of smartphones on our collective consciousness. Meet some of the creative minds behind the technologies you use (even if you don't realize it) in everyday life.
Samsung Catalyst Fund is the venture capital arm of Samsung Electronics, investing in deep-tech infrastructure, data-enabled platforms, brilliant entrepreneurs and disruptive ideas. On this episode of Powering Experiences, Nick talks with David "Dede" Goldschmidt, Managing Director of the Catalyst Fund, about how innovative startups are chosen and nurtured by the Samsung platform.
Kevin Yee, Director of Intellectual Property and Ecosystem at Samsung Foundry, joins Nick again for a Powering Experiences episode about smartphones—are they ruining humanity? Smartphones are so ubiquitous and ingrained in our lives that we can barely manage without them. And that, says Kevin, is a cause for concern. But what can we do about it?
On this episode of Powering Experiences, Nick is joined by Tien Shiah, Senior Manager of Memory Marketing at Samsung Semiconductor, who explains how AI is making past times like online gaming and aerial photography more fun and visually stunning, and how Samsung memory products support these compute-heavy workloads.
Radwan Siddique, Team Lead Manager for Bio-Inspired Engineering and Bio-Sensing in Samsung Semiconductor’s Image Sensing Lab, joins our podcast to explain how many of the most innovative ideas for image sensors are actually inspired by life forms that we take for granted, like butterflies.
What is Moore’s Law? Is it still valid? Join Nick Stoll on Powering Experiences, Samsung Semiconductor Inc.’s podcast as he interviews Kevin Yee, Director of Intellectual Property and Ecosystem at Samsung Foundry, about this infamous concept of the rate of technological advancement, and if it still has meaning many decades after becoming popularized.