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Pulse: Deep Dive

Hosted by Singularity Pulse News · technology · EN-US

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Every Saturday — one chapter of one story. Deep investigations into AI and technology, twenty minutes at a time.

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Who hosts Pulse: Deep Dive?

Pulse: Deep Dive is hosted by Singularity Pulse News. The show has published 21 episodes to date.

What has Pulse: Deep Dive covered recently?

Recent episodes include "After the Pentium, Act 3" (5 September 2026, 28 minutes), "After the Pentium, Act 2" (29 August 2026, 27 minutes), and "After the Pentium, Act 1" (22 August 2026, 27 minutes).

How often does Pulse: Deep Dive publish?

Pulse: Deep Dive publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 21 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Pulse: Deep Dive?

Booking probability for Pulse: Deep Dive is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Pulse: Deep Dive requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Pulse: Deep Dive's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Pulse: Deep Dive?

The strongest fits for Pulse: Deep Dive are IT Services & Software Development. Pulse: Deep Dive has a technology audience.

About the host

Singularity Pulse News hosts Pulse: Deep Dive, a technology podcast with 21 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #20

    After the Pentium — Act 3

    Sep 5, 202628 minS1

    The Outsiders: Morris Chang's foundry idea was rejected by every major chip company it was pitched to. The Philips investment that kept TSMC alive was a diplomatic favor, not a bet on a new business model. The equipment...

  • Episode #19

    After the Pentium — Act 2

    Aug 29, 202627 minS1

    The Cracks: Intel built its identity on making the best chips by making them itself. One CEO turned down the iPhone. Another told Wall Street on a live earnings call that Intel might outsource manufacturing to a...

  • Episode #18

    After the Pentium — Act 1

    Aug 22, 202627 minS1

    The Golden Age: Two engineers quit the same company twice before they built something they actually owned. The most surprising turn: Intel nearly collapsed in 1985 not from a competitor stealing its chip designs, but...

  • Episode #17

    After the Pentium — Teaser

    Aug 8, 20261 minS1

    After the Pentium — Teaser: In 1999, Intel was worth $200 billion and its brand was everywhere. Today the company controls under five percent of the global chip manufacturing market. This teaser sets up four acts...

  • Episode #16

    Al Gore Invented the Internet — Act 6

    Aug 1, 202626 minS1

    Who Owns It Now — 2020–Present: In March 2020, upload traffic surged across networks built to carry data in only one direction — and the pipes held. What came next was stranger. As of 2024, four companies control...

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  • Episode #14

    Al Gore Invented the Internet — Act 4

    Jul 18, 202625 minS1

    The Last Mile — 2001–2010: Chattanooga's municipal utility built the fastest residential internet in America and returned six times its investment. The single legal sentence that stopped it from expanding is still on...

  • Episode #13

    Al Gore Invented the Internet — Act 3

    Jul 11, 202622 minS1

    You've Got Mail — 1988–2001: Elwood Edwards recorded "You've got mail" on a cassette deck in his living room for two hundred dollars. AOL played that recording in roughly half of all American homes with an internet...

  • Episode #13

    Al Gore Invented the Internet — Act 2

    Jul 4, 202626 minS1

    Getting online before AOL meant buying a modem that cost more than two thousand dollars in today's money, then tying up the family phone line for hours. By the early 1990s, FidoNet linked forty thousand nodes across the...

  • Episode #11

    Al Gore Invented the Internet — Act 1

    Jun 27, 202619 minS1

    What Gore Actually Did — 1969–1993: On March 9, 1999, Al Gore told Wolf Blitzer he took the initiative in creating the Internet. Three words got clipped. What traveled instead became a punchline that followed him...

  • Episode #10

    Al Gore Invented the Internet — Teaser

    Jun 20, 20262 minS1

    Teaser: Al Gore didn't invent the internet. But he funded it, named it, and spent thirty years trying to explain it to people who thought he was lying. This is the story of how a senator from Tennessee became the...

  • Episode #9

    Quantum: The Unbreakable Code Is Breaking — Act 3

    Jun 13, 202620 minS1

    The final act of Pulse: Deep Dive's quantum series lands on a single arithmetic problem: if your data must stay secret for fifteen years and migration takes five, you needed quantum-resistant encryption before the...

  • Jun 6, 202625 minS1

    The Race Nobody Is Winning: Google claims supremacy, IBM challenges it within 48 hours, China outspends everyone by 4-to-1, and the entire field lives on margins so thin — 0.1 percentage points — that the line between...

  • May 30, 202619 minS1

    Peter Shor published the algorithm that breaks RSA, Diffie-Hellman, and elliptic curve cryptography in 1994 — thirty years before the machine to run it exists. Intelligence agencies in at least three nations are already...

  • May 23, 20261 minS1

    The encryption protecting your bank records, medical history, and private communications was built on a mathematical assumption that just collapsed. A 2022 algorithmic breakthrough cut the qubit threshold for breaking...

  • May 16, 202623 minS1

    Who Gets To Have It: By 2025, the question had shifted from 'can AI work' to 'who gets to have it': DeepSeek's $6 million model triggered a $593 billion single-day crash in Nvidia's market cap, proving that cost...

  • May 9, 202621 minS1

    The Pathological Liar Ships Anyway: 2023 was the year AI escaped the lab and the public panicked in slow motion: ChatGPT set the all-time adoption record, Google lost $100 billion from one wrong tweet, Meta's model...

  • May 2, 202619 minS1

    Nobody Noticed: From 2012 to 2022, a single theoretical insight — how AI performance scales with data and compute — passed through five organizations on three continents like a baton no one could hold: OpenAI discovered...

  • Apr 25, 202622 minS1

    Geoffrey Hinton left the United States in 1987 because military money in AI disturbed him — a decision that accidentally made Toronto the capital of deep learning's revival. Twenty-five years later, his student Alex...

  • Episode #1

    How AI Happened — Act 1

    Apr 18, 202623 minS1

    Turing's 1950 paper was far stranger than the 'Turing Test' it's remembered for — he seriously entertained ESP, proposed building child-minds instead of programming adult ones, and set a prediction for the year 2000...

  • Episode #0

    Pulse: Deep Dive — Trailer

    Apr 10, 20261 minS1

    Every Saturday — one story from the AI and technology transformation happening right now. Thirty minutes. Everything you need to understand it.

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