Atlantic Canada’s coastal engineering cluster is turning specialized components and rugged hardware into exportable tools for subsea research, security, and resource markets.

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This paper first examines how total ionizing dose and single-event effects degrade NOR Flash. It focuses on the charge pumps, sense amplifiers, and control logic that often fail before the storage array does. It then presents a method for deriving radiation requirements from four mission inputs (orbit, lifetime, shielding, and risk tolerance) instead of applying […]

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Explore how electronica 2026 shows chipmakers shifting to AI platforms as data centers, edge AI, and robotics reshape power and silicon.

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NOVOSENSE NovoGenius MCU+ chips integrate analog, power, and drivers, adding intelligence to automotive edge nodes for motor control, sensing and lighting.

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Nvidia CEO’s second affair scandal in a week prompted his resignation, and the board is now searching for a new leader for the company.

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We see some strange software around these parts, but this is probably the strangest. DIVINER is a firmware for the M5 Cardputer, which is an interesting device in its own …read more

We love audio, and we love messing around with it. So when [mircemk] wrote in with his latest audio-mangling device, we had to give it a look. It’s a tube-sound …read more

There was a time when buying a computer also meant picking out a compatible terminal. There were many to choose from, some good and some bad. While we were partial …read more

Universal IR remotes able to learn codes from existing devices were once popular consumer items as well as DIY projects, but they could become quite complex themselves, sometimes with a …read more

There are myriad challenges associated with data preservation – bit rot, loss of metadata, and hardware failures, among others – but one of the hardest is making sure that the …read more

corbet at LWN points to Daniel Stenberg’s post marking 30 years of the curl project. curl is the command line tool for transferring data with URLs, and libcurl is the library version that other software builds on. Stenberg puts libcurl at an estimated thirty billion installations. He’s clear that the figure is rough. Most projects […]

Kathy Korevec built ZigZag, a free, open-source embroidery editor for Mac and Windows, after finding that her $300 Brother Skitch (PP1) machine wanted a subscription. It’s written in Rust and turns SVG artwork into stitches, then exports PES, DST, EXP, JEF or VP3 for most embroidery machines. Designs can also be sent straight to the […]

Simon Willison had an intermittent beep coming from a room full of unpacked boxes, so he had Claude Code build Beep Locator, a system that triangulates a sound using several ordinary devices. He wrote it up on his weblog. A Python web server shows the main map, and other devices join over a URL or […]

This week we debuted 2 New Products. Keep up with all the new at Adafruit.com/NEW. Want to get new products info beamed straight into your inbox? New nEw NEWs From Adafruit is an email newsletter sent once a week to subscribers only. It features new products, special offers, exciting original content, and more. Sign-up for […]

Dave Farquhar traces the rise and fall of 3Com on his blog The Silicon Underground. Bob Metcalfe, the co-inventor of Ethernet, founded the company in 1979, and for two decades its network cards were the safe choice. They cost more than clones, but the drivers worked, the hardware was reliable, and they were made in […]

One of the visual highlights of the Messe Munchen during Electronica was the Lemo stand, featuring the red and white, and black, Alfa Romeo F1 race car.

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Jedec is inviting industry participation in the creation of a Subcommittee on System Level Reliability Testing (SLRT). The microelectronics standards body, to be precise is creating the Subcommittee JC-14.8. This […]

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30 years ago the world was debating the claims of WiMAX and HSDPA to be the future. ‘There was dissension in the ranks over the forthcoming mobile variant of the […]

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Inexpensive RA MCU board, expansion modules, application software and development tools are available via Xplorer Developer Hub Integrated with Renesas 365, the company’s electronics system development platform. Renesas launched the […]

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Don’t miss the Electronics Weekly roundup of all our latest news from Electronica, the bi-annual event running from 10-13 November in Munich. Electronica is the world’s biggest electronics show, and Electronics […]

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