“If you can shrink that down to three months versus nine to 12 months, companies can do a whole lot more.”
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Todd McElhatton CFO at Zuora
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“It took me three months to design it, but it's nine months until I can actually start to use it.”
Pat Gelsinger · The a16z Show · Chips, Memory, and Power | Pat Gelsinger
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Designed a chip in three months but required nine months to get silicon in volume production
3 months design, 9 months silicon processing
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