Comments by "" (@lucasrem) on "Asianometry" channel.

  1. I kept my Trinitron CRT TV They build a perfect wooden Cabinet, and a tube that lasted ages. Perfect combination with my Quad SS 5088 set, love this era.
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  2. I remember this area very good, Morris Chang too, he was semiconductor foundry guy from the early days. At Philips Taiwan, we needed to outsource the production, only keeping ASML in Holland. Morris Chang was just the guy we called, he was the right person for this as chairmen, because of his career, but not a founding father. The Taiwanese political people needed him to come over and do this in Taiwan !
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  3. Mark NON ASCII Fortran ????? Why you did that, how mad are you ? You need coding skills !
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  4. less tolerance is needed for these new nodes, my Family was Nat Lab in the early days, TU e too
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  5. nobody here cares a bit about Tito, only the Nuclear program is interesting.
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  6. Try to make a transparent front please, install it in a clean lab environment, see what it does ;) any old drive is the is good.
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  7. Why be the salesmen everyone hates ? You drive a Subaru ?
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  8.  @bluedragontoybash2463  We still do it as we did in 2000 ish, should we develop a new methode ?
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  9. We do, true, the TSMC video we needed, i kept asking him, and he did ! We like this show, he is insider and knows the market !
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  10. the later magnetic system, as Chessmaster, moving the pieces for you ;)
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  11. Great job documenting ASML technical history, old Philips guy here. mounted the lasers on sharks, less error when you reverse that, lol
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  12. He is an insider too, his father too. He knows the market, and the history.
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  13. SIS chipsets did a very bad job on the AMD socket chips Nvidia bought them, nForce chipsets. You mixed it op, Co CPU code, by Zero was the Pentium 60/66 bug
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  14. jorgeroman2058 Bubbles ? The good survive only, mad startups all fail ! Usual in business.
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  15.  @danharold3087  forget the 80s please. We do nothing anymore, all outsourced now. You have coding skills, understand any ? Why you cry iPhone ?
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  16. Abdul Qadeer Khan !
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  17. The Kodak patents ? Overfload the market with cheap alternatives will cut prices ?
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  18. Nvidia can't make money trough the ARM consortium, regulators did a good job too, but it was the consortium themselves.
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  19. brainwashed. you better use skills to solve issues, why create chess heroes ?
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  20.  @ronch550  a lot he says is not true.
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  21. Huygens is an historical hero for us at ASML
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  22. He asked us to make Cuda solution, around 2006, inviting us to events, showing it.
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  23. OS.2 Warp was fun too, running Win 3.x apps
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  24.  @saiprateek5779  Abdul Qadeer Khan = trouble !
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  25.  @DonG-1949  invest in weird projects ? Who will do that ?
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  26. Nvidia is fabless, needing TSMC and Samsung to produce it
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  27. Dennard at IBM ! He knew, shrink it, not a miracle at all, the k factor !
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  28. My solution was always more level 1 SRAM, 80% of the Soc, wow. Keep innovating what we use is the solution here.
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  29. Meower68 we bought the old German Cherry keyboards back then, din was all they did. needed PS/2, still have them here. Germany, many thanks, your product manager !!!
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  30. We all needed TSMC to do this. Philips needed to outsource ASML, and outsource all semiconductor production to Taipei. in 1989 we already outsourced it all, AMD in East Germany too them over, outsourced too now, Global partners now. Not getting new EUV fabs now.
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  31. Science can help them ! Make it Green again !
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  32. endintiers You needed Asian systems, import was too fancy ? Asia system failed, ASCII issues in Asian languages, big fail ! Just code in English only !
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  33. His voice is not a BOT !
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  34. gaboron RISC V developing stopped 10 years ago, why you still use that ? What processes you still run on RICS in 2023, or are you a Junk rat in Computers ? StrongRisc ?
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  35. yeah, Addressing the physical address we did in the old days ! Writing code how to address it.
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  36. Michael leiper, Olivetti was never included in the ARM dev team, they never wanted anything to do with it, and sold it before ARM / Acorn became as big as they are now. Apple and Philips were investing in ARM only, the rest fell...
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  37. Kevin Barry Pepperoni + ketchup ? , or real Italian style, Fresh Tomato and Salami is better, make that in house please ! What is it you need, or are you just playing games here ?
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  38. Philips Natuurkundig Laboratorium
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  39. Amiga only, commodore did too many weird systems, who needed that ? kids, play a game on it !
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  40.  @JonathanGarneau  He is Canadian too, pn is not a France name !
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  41.  @dine9093  You never make any money on niche products. Pronounced it, we understand him, are you non native ? China India levels of English you need ? US failed too !
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  42. Only Mass production is profitable, Why you understand nothing, why moderate posts ?
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  43.  @Trenz0  need fabless scum ?
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  44. Jim My family was Philips ASML , Cryogenic Engineered Computing to get the superconducting state, IBM only failed to produce the super computer on Josephson laws. These Cryogenic Engineering we still use, needed for quantum computing now.
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  45. We now know what Jensen did, killing all competition, needing market domination. Thanks for this interview ! Can we force Nvidia to support OpenGL en all open standards, open up the API etc. Why kill 3DFX ? Jensen is fabless, so we can replace them easily !
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  46. AM64 was the old intel itanium 64 instruction set, the same
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  47. jaykita2069 The 1983 IBM Plasma screen, it was touche too, we did have them here too ! a close to the government related library system. monochrome !!!
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  48. Punched card, what did you do? Voting systems, bank? i only like coding, this is all hardware here...
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  49. Chip lithographic ? Read / write ? ASML took it all over, Philips outsourcing TSMC in 1989
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  50. Cyrix 120 is still working here too, DOS 6.22, Windows 3.11 not any issues. a Branded IBM build, IBM on the CPU too, not any Cyrix names on it, always thought it was in Germany produced, now i know NYC.
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