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Lecture 010Subtractors, comparators and an ALU
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Lecture 009Carry look-ahead and prefix adders
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Lecture 008Half, full and ripple adders
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Lecture 007Decoders and priority encoders
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Lecture 006Multiplexers
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Lecture 005What a gate is made of: CMOS
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Lecture 004Karnaugh maps
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Lecture 003Boolean algebra and De Morgan
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Lecture 002Logic gates and truth tables
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Lecture 001Binary, hex and two's complement
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Chip stories full videos
Watch on YouTubeWhy Not Just Use GPUs? Inside TPUs, Custom Chips, FPGAs and Wafer-Scale AI
Related course: Computer Architecture and AI Hardware
Watch on YouTubeRun AI on Your Own Laptop: What Really Happens Inside (Down to One Transistor)
Related course: Computer Architecture and AI Hardware
Watch on YouTubeWhat Happens After You Press Enter? One AI Prompt, Followed to the Transistor
Related course: Computer Architecture and AI Hardware
Watch on YouTubeInside an NVIDIA AI Data Center: What Breaks First?
Related course: Computer Architecture and AI Hardware
Watch on YouTubeThe Wires Inside AI Are Hitting a Wall. Light Is the Fix
Related course: Computer Architecture and AI Hardware
Watch on YouTubeIntel's $140 Billion Day: The Chip Story Behind the Headline
Related course: Fabrication, Packaging and Careers
Watch on YouTubeWhy One AI Chip Needs a Skyscraper of Memory (HBM Explained)
Related course: Custom Layout and Memory
Watch on YouTubeThey Built a Chip the Size of a Dinner Plate. Here's How It Works.
Related course: Computer Architecture and AI Hardware
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A switch with 32 optical engines
Nothing on a 3 nm chip is 3 nanometres
The newest chips are printed with light from blasted tin
Blow this mirror up to the size of Germany: the biggest bump is 0.1 mm
Do you know the difference between all these AI chips?
A 5 GB AI is 39 billion buckets of charge
Your CPU spends most of its energy not doing maths
Why a video-game chip now trains most of the world's AI
The chip Google built because of one scary projection
Why Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Meta draw their own AI chips
A chip that becomes a new circuit without changing a single wire
What if one chip was as big as a dinner plate?