Guest
Chris Auth
Vice president & general manager, Manufacturing Development and Customer Engineering, Intel
Leads development of Intel's manufacturing processes, including RibbonFET transistors and PowerVia backside power delivery.
Real Alpha has cut 2 moments of Chris Auth (Vice president & general manager, Manufacturing Development and Customer Engineering, Intel) talking, from an interview on Dwarkesh Podcast published Oct 22, 2026.
What Chris Auth said
What will computer chips look like in 2045?
2 moments · 5 min
- 14:24
Backside power makes high-NA EUV more useful for Intel
“We use backside power. That means that you actually alleviate some of the pitch requirements you have on the front side.”
at 14:51 - 2:54
Intel learned to limit how much innovation goes into each node
“you don't want to do too much innovation in one node. Because the more innovation that you did, the more complex it becomes.”
at 2:55
- 14:24