The Semi Interesting Podcast with Nathaniel Lucek and Elizabeth Morris
The Semi Interesting Podcast with Nathaniel Lucek and Elizabeth Morris
Podcast Description
Looking for a way to stay on-top of the latest developments in the global semiconductor industry? Look no further than “The Semi Interesting Podcast.” Hodgson Russ LLP partner Nathaniel Lucek and Pure Storage’s Legal Director of IP & Product Elizabeth Morris will break down the latest legal issues facing the industry, with a particular focus on intellectual property and commercial contract issues. To Nathaniel and Elizabeth, the semiconductor industry is more than “semi interesting” – it’s exciting. In terms of revenue, money spent on research and development, and the global workforce, the industry is huge. Yet as we all know, most industries are actually quite small. The semiconductor industry is no different. Nathaniel and Elizabeth offer a unique perspective on some of the issues facing the industry, both having in-house experience at semiconductor capital equipment or chip manufacturers. In each episode, Nathaniel and Elizabeth will be joined by attorneys and executives to highlight some of the issues facing the industry, as well as offer some practical takeaways. Join Nathaniel Lucek and Elizabeth Morris for “The Semi Interesting Podcast.”
*This podcast does not offer legal advice.
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The podcast focuses on a range of legal issues concerning the semiconductor industry, such as intellectual property protection, trade secrets, and commercialization strategies. Episodes discuss topics including the impact of AI on trade secrets, hiring challenges due to the CHIPS Act, and the implementation of confidentiality policies, providing insights and practical takeaways for industry professionals.
Looking for a way to stay on-top of the latest developments in the global semiconductor industry? Look no further than “The Semi Interesting Podcast.” Hodgson Russ LLP partner Nathaniel Lucek and Pure Storage’s Legal Director of IP & Product Elizabeth Morris will break down the latest legal issues facing the industry, with a particular focus on intellectual property and commercial contract issues. To Nathaniel and Elizabeth, the semiconductor industry is more than “semi interesting” – it’s exciting. In terms of revenue, money spent on research and development, and the global workforce, the industry is huge. Yet as we all know, most industries are actually quite small. The semiconductor industry is no different. Nathaniel and Elizabeth offer a unique perspective on some of the issues facing the industry, both having in-house experience at semiconductor capital equipment or chip manufacturers. In each episode, Nathaniel and Elizabeth will be joined by attorneys and executives to highlight some of the issues facing the industry, as well as offer some practical takeaways. Join Nathaniel Lucek and Elizabeth Morris for “The Semi Interesting Podcast.”
*This podcast does not offer legal advice.
There has been a lot of press about the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act, which was designed to revitalize the US semiconductor industry. Not surprisingly, other parts of the world also want to fund domestic semiconductor production. Demonstrating that global objective, we learn more about the European Chips Act on this episode. Europe recognized the strategic importance of the semiconductor industry and its supply chain resilience.
Elizabeth and Nathaniel spoke with Aida Kaloci from Cresco, a Belgian-based business law firm, to learn more about how the EU version differs from the US version. Aida explained how funds are mobilized, the impact on environmental reviews, and how state aid can be used for production facilities. Aida also shared European IP strategies for protecting chip designs.
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