SCOUT· 36%35m·2026-10-02·TechnologyFrontier Chips for Frontier AI Labs, with Walter Goodwin, Founder/CEO of Fractile
Founder and CEO of full-stack AI chip company Fractile, Walter Goodwin, joins Sarah Guo to discuss the bets he’s made on the future of the chip market as other major players like Broadcom, NVIDIA, and AMD try to accelerate their workloads. They discuss the difference in Fractile’s newer approach on model architecture…
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