CEO Richard Beaudry of Digitho joins the show to reveal how a reusable, digitally programmable photoresist mask is changing the economics and flexibility of chip fabrication. The mask can be reprogrammed on demand and tuned down to around half‑micron features, enabling rapid design iterations, serialization, and adaptive patterning without constantly ordering new masks or modifying existing lithography tools.​

Richard also shares how the same core know‑how in precise, reconfigurable lithography opens the door to future applications such as advanced AI chip interconnect layouts and chiplet routing. This conversation connects the dots between smarter photomasks, better traceability and yield today, and more scalable AI hardware architectures tomorrow.

Podcast Interview with Professor Kim – Pioneering Superconductors for the Future of Electronics

In this episode, we sit down with Professor Kim, a physicist whose journey began with a PhD at Seoul National University and led him through years of groundbreaking research at Harvard and Purdue. Today, he is a longstanding professor of physics at the University of Puerto Rico and the visionary behind Cutting Edge Superconductors.

Professor Kim and his team have developed CES 2023, a next-generation superconducting material with the potential to transform the entire electronics landscape. Their current focus includes scaling superconducting wire technology and developing a novel logic device known as the SOSFET, which could redefine computing as we know it.

The team is now raising funds through a NetCapital crowdfunding campaign to advance production scalability. Learn more and support their mission at cuttingedgesuperconductors.com and https://netcapital.com/companies/cuttingedgesuperconductorsinc

In this episode we talk with Ray Sambrotto the CEO of Allied Microbiota, a cutting-edge environmental biotech company using naturally occurring microbes to tackle some of the world's toughest pollution challenges. Allied Microbiota's proprietary microbial solutions break down toxic contaminants in soil and sediment — offering an effective, sustainable, and cost-saving alternative to conventional remediation methods.

Under Ray's leadership, Allied Microbiota has moved from lab to field, secured commercial projects, and is now revenue positive — a remarkable milestone for an early-stage cleantech venture. The company is currently raising a seed round to expand operations, scale production, and bring their breakthrough bioremediation technology to more sites across North America and beyond. They also are exploring further R&D and technologies to expand their portfolio and grow revenues.

Tune in to hear Ray's insights on building a deep-tech company, bridging science and business, and using nature to clean up what industry leaves behind.

https://alliedmicrobiota.com/