The Future of Chips

The video discusses advancements in semiconductor technology led by MIT, addressing the slowdown of traditional semiconductor progress and the need for higher-performing chips. It highlights the limitations of Moore's Law in current markets and the importance of integrating new materials for future applications like 5G and optoelectronics. The discussion also covers economic factors affecting chip demand and the role of 5G in driving new services, despite challenges in semiconductor capabilities.

What factors contributed to the slowdown of traditional semiconductor technology?

How does the new chip technology aim to improve performance in future applications?

In what ways do the old markets that drove silicon technology differ from emerging applications?

What challenges does the semiconductor industry face in the context of global chip demand and trade disputes?

How does 5G technology impact the development and adoption of new semiconductor technologies?