if all my college classes were this short, dense, informative, i swear to God i would not need a 4 year degree, two months of such passion and i would be a good engineer well ready to make a difference. thank you very much , you changed the way i understood computers from deep down, somehow it was a missing piece in my mental jigsaw .
Have to tell intel is a company making very good knowledge based video . rather than doing only marketing video . This is why I love Intel for their product and a dream to work in it . But One day i will
Intel is a massive company. They did not have to produce these videos at all. Yet, they did. Shows you much passion they have for their craft. I learned so much from this channel.
I got to say, since Alder Lake came out, I am excited for Intel products again. I upgraded from the i5 4690 to the i5 12600k and decided to watch a few videos of this channel to learn more about the technology behind it. This video is very well put together and I think the editing style is great. Please more :D
This was amazing to watch. I now understand why physics, calculus, and god only knows what other math needs to be taught and learned. Paul, I was mesmerized watching this. Engineering is awesome. Thanks for doing this video.
This was very enjoyable as well as informative of course! Can’t wait for the October 28 event even if it’s only fraction as captivating as the architecture one was last month then they’ve done ok in my view. 🤓
I feel Intel stock is highly underated, there is huge potential especially with the new ASML EUV lithography machines, new CEO and new manufacturing plants. I'm buying whenever there is a dip. The technology stack is so fascinating, I wish one day I can join Intel as PD Engineer.
Architecture All Access is too good, just shut down the rest of the channel and focus on it. The only way to improve it is to go more in-depth. This is a Prime or Netflix series I'd definitely pay to watch.
A transistor is a miniature semiconductor that regulates or controls current or voltage flow in addition amplifying and generating these electrical signals and acting as a switch/gate for them. Typically, transistors consist of three layers, or terminals, of a semiconductor material, each of which can carry a current. I Think They're Made In Vacumes (Like Styrofoam Shrinkage In A Submarine But With More Controlled Technology,Injection,Purges,Temperature Control Etc).
Well said! If only they have these fellows and engineers on stage at Intel Vision and Innovation keynotes… it would make it so much more interesting. They have these old marketing folks leading keynotes.. #sad.
Why are people so passionate about sticking to Moore’s law? Its just a capitalist whip. Also, consider this - what if Moore’s law is slowing down innovation? Engineers could have theoretically invented FinFet earlier, or introduced new chemical elements earlier than they did. But they settled for doubling the speed every two years instead.
LOL, they're not though. Intel has always had the superior architecture and only for short time did TSMC (the Fab company AMD relies on) have slightly superior transistor density.
if all my college classes were this short, dense, informative, i swear to God i would not need a 4 year degree, two months of such passion and i would be a good engineer well ready to make a difference. thank you very much , you changed the way i understood computers from deep down, somehow it was a missing piece in my mental jigsaw .
Have to tell intel is a company making very good knowledge based video . rather than doing only marketing video . This is why I love Intel for their product and a dream to work in it . But One day i will
Intel unfortunately stopped innovating from 2006-2018 which costed them alot. They had series of useless CEOs who had no engineering background
Intel is a massive company. They did not have to produce these videos at all. Yet, they did. Shows you much passion they have for their craft. I learned so much from this channel.
These technologies should be preserved for generations to come! Architecture all access is so inspiring!!
I got to say, since Alder Lake came out, I am excited for Intel products again. I upgraded from the i5 4690 to the i5 12600k and decided to watch a few videos of this channel to learn more about the technology behind it. This video is very well put together and I think the editing style is great. Please more :D
love these Architecture All Access videos
Thanks, we truly enjoy making these informative videos.
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@@IntelTechnology glad to head that sir ✌️
Paul next time we need a video on Foveros and Lithography tech
This was a great insight. We need one of these types of videos for Intel Optane memory and storage
This was amazing to watch. I now understand why physics, calculus, and god only knows what other math needs to be taught and learned. Paul, I was mesmerized watching this. Engineering is awesome. Thanks for doing this video.
1:51 WOW THATS REALLY OLD :D
(THATS GIVES ME SOME NOSTLOGIA FEELINGS )
This was very enjoyable as well as informative of course! Can’t wait for the October 28 event even if it’s only fraction as captivating as the architecture one was last month then they’ve done ok in my view. 🤓
Thanks! Glad you'll be tuning in this week 😎
@@IntelTechnology thanks for making a 12gen strong cpu finally no stagnation. but you gotta remove that 14nm ++ its time for 1nm
@@IntelTechnology intel really needs to read the book good to great
@Superchargeit nope its intel remember so until i see result i dont trust them
@Superchargeit they have been disappointment since 2015 14nm
Wow!! Enjoyed transister information with animation, so informative.. 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
excellent video! thank you Intel for producing these kinds of videos
I feel Intel stock is highly underated, there is huge potential especially with the new ASML EUV lithography machines, new CEO and new manufacturing plants. I'm buying whenever there is a dip.
The technology stack is so fascinating, I wish one day I can join Intel as PD Engineer.
Wow nice thanks Intel.
Architecture All Access is too good, just shut down the rest of the channel and focus on it. The only way to improve it is to go more in-depth. This is a Prime or Netflix series I'd definitely pay to watch.
Gosh I love the intros
Absolutely Amazing presentation ! I learned so much Proud to have been an Intellian!
absolutely amazing architecture all access!
Great information, enjoyed it.
A transistor is a miniature semiconductor that regulates or controls current or voltage flow in addition amplifying and generating these electrical signals and acting as a switch/gate for them. Typically, transistors consist of three layers, or terminals, of a semiconductor material, each of which can carry a current.
I Think They're Made In Vacumes (Like Styrofoam Shrinkage In A Submarine But With More Controlled Technology,Injection,Purges,Temperature Control Etc).
Well done, Paul!
Will Next video on lithography??
oh God no please no how did this video didn't get millions of views 😢
These videos are so cool! I’m getting ‘smartified’ 😀
simply the Best!
Best Explanation!!!
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Next video on lithography 🙏
Well said! If only they have these fellows and engineers on stage at Intel Vision and Innovation keynotes… it would make it so much more interesting. They have these old marketing folks leading keynotes.. #sad.
Can Intel share the background music at the last
0:30 is my que
Why are people so passionate about sticking to Moore’s law? Its just a capitalist whip.
Also, consider this - what if Moore’s law is slowing down innovation? Engineers could have theoretically invented FinFet earlier, or introduced new chemical elements earlier than they did. But they settled for doubling the speed every two years instead.
why amd is better than intel😔
LOL, they're not though. Intel has always had the superior architecture and only for short time did TSMC (the Fab company AMD relies on) have slightly superior transistor density.
wow