Gordon Moore, every mention

Andy Grove: Only The Paranoid Survive [Outliers] May 20, 2025 · 32 mentions

• ▶ 0:13 Shane Parrish Gordon Moore, yes, that Gordon Moore of Moore's Law fame, drops into the visitor's chair, his face grim. 3 times in the scene
• ▶ 17:21 Shane Parrish Gordon Moore, a relationship that would shape technological history.
• ▶ 18:33 Shane Parrish He recruited brilliant young engineers, including Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce. 3 times in the scene
• ▶ 22:28 Shane Parrish Perhaps his most valuable contribution at Fairchild was what he called managing up, particularly his ability to work with Gordon Moore, the brilliant but conflict-averse head of R&D. 7 times in the scene
• ▶ 24:14 Shane Parrish When Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce announced they were leaving Fairchild in 1968 to launch their 4 times in the scene
• ▶ 26:21 Shane Parrish The answer comes from Gordon Moore himself. 4 times in the scene
• ▶ 34:11 Shane Parrish As Gordon Moore observed, core memory engineers didn't embrace the 11 oh three until they realized that it too was a difficult technology and wouldn't make their skills irrelevant.
• ▶ 43:24 Shane Parrish Moore continued wearing his Micromaw watch for years, calling it his fifteen million dollar watch, and joking, if anyone comes to me with an idea for a consumer product, all I have to do is look at my watch to get the answer.
• ▶ 45:34 Shane Parrish Instead of celebration, we find Andy complaining to Gordon Moore that with our operating managers being busy with operating, planning does not get sufficient emphasis. 2 times in the scene
• ▶ 58:00 Shane Parrish Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce's vision of semiconductor memory replacing magnetic core memory had sparked the whole industry in a new direction, and Intel engineers took enormous pride in their memory innovations. 5 times in the scene
• ▶ 1:19:27 Shane Parrish When Moore and Noyce mentioned they were starting Intel, he immediately recognized the opportunity as their operational complement.