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About the show

Lucas and Luna sit down each day to decode the semiconductor industry — the chips, foundries, and geopolitics that underpin modern technology. With fresh data from financial feeds and industry RSS, they track the latest moves from TSMC, Samsung, Intel, and the fabs vying for dominance in advanced nodes. They dissect capacity expansions, EUV lithography breakthroughs, and the shifting alliances in chip design between Arm, x86, and RISC-V. Lucas brings the numbers — CapEx cycles, gross margins, and government subsidies from the CHIPS Act and beyond — while Luna challenges the strategic narratives: What does a Taiwan-centric supply chain mean for global tech? How do export controls reshape R&D roadmaps? Together, they make sense of the daily noise for investors, engineers, and strategists who need more than headlines. Expect a show that treats the semiconductor world as a system of engineering constraints, market forces, and national security — not a stock ticker. Each episode ends with a question that lingers: When the next wafer shortage hits, will your portfolio — or your product roadmap — be ready? #SemiconductorIndustry #ChipsAndFoundries #TSMC #Intel #Samsung #EUVLithography #CHIPSAct #SupplyChain #WaferFab #RISCV #ArmArchitecture #Geopolitics #TechPolicy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Technology #DailyNews #Investing Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo