Jim Keller
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Search complete. 16 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Jim Keller".
Sep 11, 2026
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12:20Dom LuszczyszynGUEST
Fake, fake good.
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12:20Dimitri FilipovicHOST
Jim Keller-
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12:21Dom LuszczyszynGUEST
Fake good
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12:21Dimitri FilipovicHOST
... just a disaster class.
Cy-Hawk is Here & Remembering 9/11 | Murph & Andy
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55:32Keith MurphyHOST
I, I'm gonna go, uh, with a real high, a thrill, an honor.
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55:36Keith MurphyHOST
Uh, it was a flight in Albia yesterday with Jim Keller, Vietnam veteran.
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55:42Keith MurphyHOST
And, uh, we got to fly over the, uh, the, a- a- and we all got to, to go.
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55:48Keith MurphyHOST
Ed and I went with, with Jim Keller, who's a Vietnam vet, um, long-
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55:52Andy FalesHOST
He's the guy that built the, uh, uh, in, in Albia
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55:57Keith MurphyHOST
He started this.
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5:40TomHOST
... and they wanted me to go.
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5:42TomHOST
Um, and I was happy to, and that is where I met Jim Keller.
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5:47TomHOST
Uh, he...
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5:48TomHOST
It's so h- sad this never happened.
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6:08TomHOST
Like I said, "It would be cool if you could combine..." I forgot exactly what I said.
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6:12TomHOST
And everyone there was drinking, so j- including him, by the way.
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6:15TomHOST
Let me tell you, Jim Keller, Jersey Bo- he's from Jersey.
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6:17TomHOST
He, he drinks.
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Formal Performance and Compile Time Guarantees for Compiler Optimization Heuristics
Aug 23 · 4 Mentions
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8:43Ty GaribayHOST
Let's start with the one that has the whole industry buzzing.
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8:45Ty GaribayHOST
Ahead Computing has introduced what they're calling a breakthrough CPU architecture for general purpose computing, and they've got Jim Keller on board.
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8:53Ty GaribayHOST
Okay, so if you don't know Jim Keller, and if you're listening to this podcast, you probably do, he is arguably the most influential CPU architect of his generation.
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9:04Ty GaribayHOST
The guy has been behind some of the most consequential processor designs in modern history.
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9:09Ty GaribayHOST
He was at AMD when they created the K8 architecture.
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9:23Ty GaribayHOST
He co-authored the original x86-64 specification.
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9:28Ty GaribayHOST
The man has been at the center of basically every major CPU revolution of the last thirty years.
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9:34Ty GaribayHOST
So when Jim Keller attaches his name to something, people pay attention, and Ahead Computing is now one of those things.
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Testing the EPYC Conjecture on Real Hardware: MoA-Guided Dense Matrix Multiplication on NCSA Delta (AMD EPYC 7763 Milan)
Aug 18 · 4 Mentions
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11:33Ty GaribayHOST
Next up, and this one has the whole architecture community buzzing.
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11:36Ty GaribayHOST
Ahead Computing has announced a breakthrough CPU architecture for general purpose computing, and they've got Jim Keller on board.
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11:43Ty GaribayHOST
Covered by TechPowerUp, and honestly, this deserves a lot more than one news cycle.
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11:46Ty GaribayHOST
For anyone who doesn't know the name Jim Keller, where do I start? Jim Keller is arguably the most influential CPU architect of the last thirty years.
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11:54Ty GaribayHOST
He was the lead architect of the AMD K8, which was the processor that brought AMD back from the brink.
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11:59Ty GaribayHOST
He was at Apple when they designed the A4 and A5 chips that launched the smartphone performance era.
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12:10Ty GaribayHOST
He was at Tesla working on their AI chip.
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12:12Ty GaribayHOST
He was at Intel, and now he's at Ahead Computing.
AI Now! Episode 44 - Edge AI
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5:17BellaHOST
That sounds like something straight out of science fiction.
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5:20MikeHOST
And then you have companies like TenStorrent, led by legendary chip architect Jim Keller.
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5:25MikeHOST
They're using open source RISC-V architectures so enterprises can customize their own hardware stacks from top to bottom without vendor lock-in.
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5:33MikeHOST
Open source hardware? Precisely.
OCP's Zane Ball on the Open AI Era and Chip-to-Grid Vision
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21:47Zane BallGUEST
They don't need to know anything about all the rest of this, and that's what we want, right? We create sandboxes where innovation can occur, and as long as they respect the boundaries...
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21:57Zane BallGUEST
An old colleague of mine, Jim Keller, used to say, "Good fences make good neighbors."
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22:01Allyson KleinHOST
Mm-hmm.
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22:01Zane BallGUEST
And that's what standards and open source are about, is like you like to have clear boundaries, like clear responsibilities between layers of the stack.