The above video is Ken Pyle’s presentation to the 02/02/22 IEEE Consumer Technology Society regarding some of the products and companies he saw at CES2022. The presentation is split into four categories, sustainability, health tech, mobility & better tools. Highlights 01:27 – This section pertains to items dealing with sustainability 01:35 – Rainstick and its […]
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These are videos from IEEE meetings that deal with historical topics.
Atari and its meteoric rise as a household name in the 70s might seem like ancient history, but for many young people of that era, Pong was the definition of video game. More than that seminal game, the work led by Nolan Bushnell gave birth to consumer electronics in Silicon Valley. As seen in the above video, […]
The role of the early space program and its impact on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) progress of the US and what’s ahead is discussed.
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CMOS Discussion
The impact of military and space programs on the development of CMOS technologies.
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Density Deadend
Aart De Geus discusses how the impossible becomes possible for both semiconductors and EDA.
Flash Memory Summit Technical Chairperson, Brian Berg, interviews some of the team that was responsible for creating the first flash disk drive. Eli Harari, founder and former CEO of SanDisk, along with Firmware Engineer, John Magnan and engineer and current SanDisk CTO, Kevin Conley, discuss the important contributions Bob Norman made to this effort. Norman […]
Brian Berg of Berg Software Design, interviews Eli Harari, founder of SanDisk, at the 2015 Flash Memory Summit. The above player includes the entire hour-long discussion with Eli Harari. To skip ahead and see each snippet from this insightful conversation, go to this link: http://www.viodi.tv/category/history-2/ieee-2/eli-harari-development-of-flash-memory/
Panel Chair, Alan Weissberger introduces Brian Berg of Berg Software who moderates a discussion with Eli Harari, founder of SanDisk, on his work that led to the creation of ubiquitous solid state memory. This panel was part of the 2015 Flash Memory Summit.
Eli Harari discusses how the President Kennedy’s speech establishing the goal to send a person to the moon, inspired him as a 15-year-old living outside the United States.
Eli Harari discusses his studies at Princeton and how that formed the basis for his future work.