Allen Lau
For most of semiconductor history, progress was a simple loop. Shrink transistors. Fit more into the same area. Get faster compute as a byproduct. That loop had a name. Moore’s Law. It traces back to Intel co-founder Gordon Moore. He observed in the 1960s that the number of transistors on a...
Allen Lau
Summary Driven by rapid advances in AI, the collapse in the cost of intelligence has arrived—bringing massive disruption and generational opportunities. Building on this platform shift, TSF invests in the next frontier of computing and its applications, backing early-stage products,...
Allen Lau
This is a follow-up blog post to my last piece about Blumind. More than two decades ago, before I started my first company, I was involved with an internet startup. Back then, the internet was still in its infancy, and most companies had to host their own servers. The upfront costs were...
Allen Lau
When it comes to watches, my go-to is a Fitbit. It may not be the most common choice, but I value practicality, especially when not having to recharge daily is a necessity to me. My Fitbit lasts about 4 to 5 days—decent, but still not perfect. Now, imagine if we could extend that battery life...