In Episode 4 of Bringing Life to Things, Simon Johney, Industry Advisor for Semiconductor Engineering at TCS, discusses the evolution of chip design and the transformative role of nanochips across industries. Simon explains how advancements in process nodes, open-source architectures like RISC-V, and System-on-Chip (SoC) technologies have made chips smaller, faster, and more efficient. He highlights how nanochips power innovations in smartphones, EVs, healthcare, and brain-computer interfaces...
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In Episode 4 of Bringing Life to Things, Simon Johney, Industry Advisor for Semiconductor Engineering at TCS, discusses the evolution of chip design and the transformative role of nanochips across industries. Simon explains how advancements in process nodes, open-source architectures like RISC-V, and System-on-Chip (SoC) technologies have made chips smaller, faster, and more efficient. He highlights how nanochips power innovations in smartphones, EVs, healthcare, and brain-computer interfaces...
TCS Talks Tech - Season 2: The Era of AI Experiences Ep.4 - AI as a huge enabler of B2B customer experiences with Kumar Vanapalli
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1 year ago
TCS Talks Tech - Season 2: The Era of AI Experiences Ep.4 - AI as a huge enabler of B2B customer experiences with Kumar Vanapalli
Season 2 explores how AI is evolving to create a new era of customer experiences. In Episode 4, Kumar Vanapalli from Infineon Technologies unpacks the differences and similarities between B2B and B2C marketing and the role AI can play in both.
Tata Consultancy Services' Podcast
In Episode 4 of Bringing Life to Things, Simon Johney, Industry Advisor for Semiconductor Engineering at TCS, discusses the evolution of chip design and the transformative role of nanochips across industries. Simon explains how advancements in process nodes, open-source architectures like RISC-V, and System-on-Chip (SoC) technologies have made chips smaller, faster, and more efficient. He highlights how nanochips power innovations in smartphones, EVs, healthcare, and brain-computer interfaces...
