Pat Gelsinger · The a16z Show · Chips, Memory, and Power | Pat Gelsinger
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Created Intel Hardware Description Language (HDL) and built a compiler for it to describe chip designs before Verilog existed
“The intel cpu's brain was a brilliant phd … could only think about one thing at a time; an nvidia gpu chip was designed more like a classroom full of precocious middle schoolers … many little brains linked together”
“Any language that compiles to WebAssembly can be used... the two most popular languages are Rust and Motoko.”
“We introduced this thing called build files… stripped down Python… compile down into the assembly language… eventually became Blaze… Bazel externally”
“I compiled… over 300 industry standard topics into a repository… built an app… that allowed learners to on-demand…”
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