Teaching Sand to Think by Dylan Patel & Jeff Koch

The inside story of how technologists are turning silicon into machine intelligence

Waiting for Berzelius by Julia Steinberg

How a Swedish chemist isolated silicon and anticipated the search for machine consciousness

The Czochralski Crucible by Brian Balkus

The Polish scientist who made silicon pure enough for computers was buried in an unmarked grave

And Then There Were Eight by Maxwell Meyer

The story of how the "Traitorous Eight" made Silicon Valley

Moore’s Laws by Rob L’Heureux

The sixty-year marathon to fulfill Gordon Moore’s predictions of exponential growth in semiconductors

ASML’s Throne by Stephen McBride

A struggling startup in a leaky Dutch shed built the most important and complex machine in the world

The Nvidia Factor by Zaitoon Zafar

The story of how Jensen Huang built Nvidia from a gaming company to the engine of the AI revolution

After Complexity by Anna-Sofia Lesiv

In building machines that "think," humans have built systems so complex we don't even understand them

Freedom in the Silicon Age by Miquel Vila

Silicon technologies are young. What will they mean in the course of history?

The Silicon Man by Ginevra Davis

Are humans biological bootloaders for our silicon successors?