IBM, AMD, and Oak Ridge launch hybrid quantum-classical system to accelerate quantum-error correction research ahead of 2028.

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At SEMICON Europa 2026, Europe’s chip industry will confront a “perfect storm” of geopolitical, technological, and competitive pressures.

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This edition of EE Times Magazine explores advances in semiconductor manufacturing and packaging, farm autonomy, and Canada’s efforts to commercialize emerging technologies.

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Sponsored: Infineon’s Andreas Urschitz and Maher Matta talk to EE Times at OktoberTech Silicon Valley 2026, looking back on a decade of innovation and growth.

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Sponsored: PEN’s Aalyia Shaukat talks to Infineon’s Johannes Schoiswohl about the GaN market at OktoberTech Silicon Valley 2026, the event’s 10th anniversary.

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Did you know emojis can be executables? Well, they are if you treat them like Intel 8088 or 8086 machine code, anyway. [GloriousCow] shared this clever revelation, demonstrating that executable …read more

[Dominic Szablewski] created something that we don’t see every day: a no-kidding new physical Nintendo 64 game for sale, complete with cartridge, manual, and box art. He wrote about what …read more

A quick search through AliExpress will find PCBs that take HDMI or VGA and translate them to DSI lanes for TFT panels, and even boards that translate DSI to HDMI …read more

Remember Google Cardboard? The late, unlamented practice of strapping a phone to your face so you could get motion sickness in a virtual environment? [brenpoly] wants you to reconsider, because …read more

[AncientJames] gives us a detailed look at Vortex, one of his impressive volumetric displays made with two back-to-back LED panels that spin at high speed with a Raspberry Pi 4 …read more

The CircuitPython community reached a big milestone together today! There are 600 CircuitPython Libraries! The CircuitPython Library Bundle and Community Library Bundle contain all the current libraries available for CircuitPython. CircuitPython libraries are separate files designed to work with CircuitPython code. CircuitPython programs require a lot of information to run. CircuitPython is so simple to […]

Add personal touches to the holiday season with help from the Adafruit Learning System! Chilled Drinkibot Make a nice, cold beverage using thermoelectric cooling! CircuitPython BLE Multi-Temperature Monitoring Monitor your cooking temperatures over Bluetooth Adafruit MagTag Kitchen Timer Build a handy kitchen timer with the Adafruit MagTag Thanksgiving Robotic Turkey Hand with Circuit Playground Express […]

NEW PRODUCT – Adafruit RV-8803 High Accuracy Real Time Clock Breakout Board – STEMMA QT / Qwiic __________________________________________________________________________________________________ For excellent accuracy time-keeping – when your everyday RTC (Real Time Clock) won’t do – the Adafruit RV-8803 Precision Real Time Clock Breakout Board is a tick-tock above the rest with excellent ±1.5 ppm (at 0~50°C) accuracy. Thanks to the […]

electroniclovers has posted a breakdown on Hackster.io of how an electric fly swatter turns two AA batteries into an 1,800V zap, without a microcontroller or a driver chip. The first stage is a self-oscillating transistor circuit. A transformer has three windings: an 8-turn primary, a 1,200-turn secondary, and a feedback winding. Current through the primary […]

Andrew Paul writing for Popular Science covers a cat feeder built by Jason Winfield, a YouTuber in New Zealand who travels often. Most store-bought feeders dump a premeasured scoop on a timer. Winfield wanted one that also knows whether the food got eaten. The build runs on a Raspberry Pi Pico with WiFi, plus a […]

What caught our eye this last week? There's the AI bust, Qualcomm supplying Starlink Mobile’s 5G radio equipment, and identifying hostile RF emitters in battlefield conditions...

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Partying like it’s 1999 without knowing that 2001 would see a 32% fall in the semi market, a chip analyst spun a rosy yarn A 1999 EW story started: ’The […]

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Emerson has announced new NI PXI express instruments featuring an AI-accelerated approach to automated test. The goal, says the company, is to make the testing process more accessible to engineering […]

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Canadian space company MDA Space has won a contract from Thales Alenia Space for work on the development of Europe’s IRIS² satellites. Specifically it will begin work on MDA AURORA […]

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Looking at the news stories written within the last week, the most popular articles on the site cover Greece unveiling its semiconductor strategy, ASML links exec pay to employee morale, and Toyota and Waymo planning to launch robotaxis in Japan.

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