In this podcast, Athos Silicon is introduced as a company building the computing foundation for physical AI, including autonomous cars, commercial drones, industrial robots, and humanoid robots. The discussion starts with a simple reality: autonomy is not just about better AI models or more compute. At scale, reliability becomes the real problem, because rare faults become inevitable when millions of systems operate for billions of miles. The podcast then explains Athos Silicon’s core platform, mSoC, meaning Multiple Systems on Chip. Instead of relying on one monolithic system that must never fail, mSoC uses multiple cooperating compute domains that cross check each other to prevent a single point of failure from becoming a catastrophe. The physical strategy behind this is Chiptile: design one chiplet, verify it deeply, then tile it into a scalab ...