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Digitimes October 14, 2026 By Charlene Chen positive

Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger sees hardware renaissance in memory, optical interconnects

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As AI reshapes the global computing landscape, former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said AI is making chip design easier, while physical bottlenecks in manufacturing, memory, and energy are driving an unprecedented hardware renaissance. Gelsinger recently joined a16z's latest interview program, where he discussed chip design, memory innovation, and optical interconnects with Raghu Raghuram and Guido Appenzeller.
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