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Vermont as a Brand
With the rise of communications behemoths, it is easy to forget that the acronym CATV stands for Community Antenna Television and that the roots of CATV can still be seen in many of the systems that still exist in rural America. The 60 subscriber “cable network” that Cliff Duncan bought in 1972 was the prototypical early CATV system, as,…
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Military Use of Semiconductors
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.
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Great Memories of a Person Critical to the Success of the Flash Memory Business
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…
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Interview with Eli Harari at the 2015 Flash Memory Summit
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/
