Of course, had a lot of help from various sources.
Here's a 16-part thread about that journey...
2 - This is the path I chose to take while understanding the sector & its delicately balanced global supply chain of key technologies, manufacturers, vendors & customers.
3 - Had a lot of help along the way, especially from @DanielNenni (SemiWiki)'s book - Fabless.
A must read for anyone who wishes to save a lot of time to understand the history & the current state of the Global Semiconductor Industry.
4 - The ecosystem of
Chip Architecture > Chip Designers > Chip Makers > Testing & Packaging > Final Assembly
The meticulous journey from sand to semiconductors to fully functional electronic devices.
Briefly touched upon 20 global businesses & their business models.
5 - The team at NZS Capital & @jbathgate cover a lot of ground with far more engaging details about how the Semiconductor Industry works, something impossible to cover in my 1 hr presentation.
Learned a lot from them.
Thanks @RishiGosalia for this source. nzscapital.com/news
6 - Worth listening to the conversation in this Podcast Episode with @manualofideas & @jbathgate about various trends in the Capital Cycles of The Chip Making Industry.
16 - Finally, the ultimate source to understand these businesses, is their financial statements & disclosures.
Most of them have a long listing history & are covered well in the media.
Some great success stories & some gut wrenching consolidation & turnaround tales.
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This show has been my exercise companion for a month, re-ran episodes, youtube clips from old games. Still don't understand basketball much, but the 'Inner Game'!!! 🙏🏾
Some books I'd loved about the 'inner game'
(1) The Inner Game of Tennis: The Ultimate Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance