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Summary:

In this episode, Parker Dillmann and Stephen Kraig delve into the hefty topic of U.S. funding for 'digital twin' chips research under the CHIPS Act, comparing its budget to other big expenditures like Boeing's Starliner and military budgets. They also discuss EDA tool pricing, breaking down costs from freeware to industry heavyweights, and the implications for small vs. large businesses. Additionally, Parker shares his personal project update on his first KiCad PCB.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Introduction to the topic of U.S. funding for 'digital twin' chips research and its comparison to other large expenditures.
  • Overview of the CHIPS Act, its budget, and its place in the broader U.S. budget context.
  • Discussion on the price and subscription models of various EDA tools, from entry-level to high-end industry standards.
  • Analysis of the impact of EDA tool pricing on small businesses versus large corporations.
  • Parker's personal project update: success with his first KiCad PCB.
  • The hosts reflect on the social dynamics of Twitter and its impact on public discourse and political polarization.
  • Discussion about the complexities of U.S. political funding and its transparency.
  • Comparison of software subscription models and their financial implications for users.
  • Reflections on the interaction between engineering, politics, and social media.

Relevant Links:

Community Questions:

  • What are your thoughts on the use of 'digital twin' technology in chip manufacturing?
  • How do you think the costs associated with EDA tools affect startups and small businesses?
  • Do you have any personal experiences with the challenges of using subscription-based vs. perpetual license software?

MacroFab:

This show is brought to you by MacroFab, which provides a platform for electronics manufacturing services (EMS), hardware development, designing, and prototyping for individuals, startups, and businesses. Key MacroFab services include PCB (Printed Circuit Board) fabrication, assembly, and testing. Customers can use MacroFab's platform to upload their PCB designs, select components, and specify manufacturing requirements.

We Want to Hear From You!

Subscribe to Circuit Break wherever you get your podcasts! And join our online discussion hub at forum.macrofab.com to keep the conversation going with electrical engineering experts and experimenters! You can also email us at podcast@macrofab.com.

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Manage episode 417519160 series 120573
MacroFab, Inc.에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 MacroFab, Inc. 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.

Summary:

In this episode, Parker Dillmann and Stephen Kraig delve into the hefty topic of U.S. funding for 'digital twin' chips research under the CHIPS Act, comparing its budget to other big expenditures like Boeing's Starliner and military budgets. They also discuss EDA tool pricing, breaking down costs from freeware to industry heavyweights, and the implications for small vs. large businesses. Additionally, Parker shares his personal project update on his first KiCad PCB.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Introduction to the topic of U.S. funding for 'digital twin' chips research and its comparison to other large expenditures.
  • Overview of the CHIPS Act, its budget, and its place in the broader U.S. budget context.
  • Discussion on the price and subscription models of various EDA tools, from entry-level to high-end industry standards.
  • Analysis of the impact of EDA tool pricing on small businesses versus large corporations.
  • Parker's personal project update: success with his first KiCad PCB.
  • The hosts reflect on the social dynamics of Twitter and its impact on public discourse and political polarization.
  • Discussion about the complexities of U.S. political funding and its transparency.
  • Comparison of software subscription models and their financial implications for users.
  • Reflections on the interaction between engineering, politics, and social media.

Relevant Links:

Community Questions:

  • What are your thoughts on the use of 'digital twin' technology in chip manufacturing?
  • How do you think the costs associated with EDA tools affect startups and small businesses?
  • Do you have any personal experiences with the challenges of using subscription-based vs. perpetual license software?

MacroFab:

This show is brought to you by MacroFab, which provides a platform for electronics manufacturing services (EMS), hardware development, designing, and prototyping for individuals, startups, and businesses. Key MacroFab services include PCB (Printed Circuit Board) fabrication, assembly, and testing. Customers can use MacroFab's platform to upload their PCB designs, select components, and specify manufacturing requirements.

We Want to Hear From You!

Subscribe to Circuit Break wherever you get your podcasts! And join our online discussion hub at forum.macrofab.com to keep the conversation going with electrical engineering experts and experimenters! You can also email us at podcast@macrofab.com.

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