RISC-V Summit Europe is coming to Bologna, Italy, with a program that reflects just how far the ecosystem has come since we gathered in Paris a year ago. Taking place June 8–12 2026 at the Palazzo dei Congressi, the summit unites members, manufacturers, researchers, public institutions, academics and students, all helping to nurture the RISC-V […]

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Spain is emerging as a more influential player in Europe’s next chip debate—through design startups, photonics, quantum technologies, and a growing talent base.

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Wireless IoT devices are shrinking while adding bands and certification complexity. Antenna integration can't wait until after layout lock.

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AI transforms intra-data center networking, accelerating optical innovation while extending decades-long evolution in high-performance connectivity.

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Jensen Huang and AI frenzy steal the show at Computex 2026—dive in to see how Taiwan leads the electronics.

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We’ve talked before about number stations — mysterious shortwave transmitters repeating numbers, presumably for clandestine purposes. But, of course, the mere fact that they are unusual makes them stand out. …read more

After scathing accusations of skimping on due diligence, as well as other feedback to my article on trying to use an ‘AI coding assistant’ for the first time, the only …read more

There’s not much more nostalgic for many than good ole’ Jimmy Neutron. This was true for [Kiara], who saw the gorgeous pupper Goddard and wanted him for herself. Of course, …read more

There are a lot of traditional features of a bike that rarely change. The spokes, the chain, and the inability for it to take off like a rocket, to mention …read more

Sometimes you purchase an old device that is very cheap for a good reason. So too with the 1995 Apple PowerBook 150 that [Hugh Jeffreys] purchased for a single Aussie …read more

Are you curious why a clicky Pen… clicks? How a Zippo Lighter flips open? Or what lives inside a Pez Dispenser? The Mechanical Pencil website by Bryan may be for you. I’ve illustrated tear-downs and break-downs of everyday products that you may have taken for granted. Let’s take a look inside and understand how they […]

AkiraOS is Artur Founder’s Zephyr-based embedded OS that runs sandboxed WebAssembly applications on microcontrollers. The core idea: separate the OS from the application. The firmware stays stable. Apps are .wasm binaries — isolated, portable, and deployable over-the-air without touching the OS. Your App (C/C++/Python) → compile → app.wasm → SecureDeploy → runs on device OS unchanged Why this […]

The Global Positioning System (GPS) relies on its primary L1 frequency to broadcast precise timing and orbital data, allowing receivers on Earth to calculate their exact location. Because the L1 C/A signal transmits at just fifty bits per second, every bit of this navigation data must earn its place. Yet, within this highly constrained signal, […]

Architecture Diagram Generator uses Claude.ai with a special skill to generate professional architecture diagrams in seconds. Describe your system, and Claude creates a beautiful, dark-themed diagram as a standalone HTML file one can open in any browser. You can use it to scan an existing codebase, list your components, or ask for a typical architecture […]

The Python for Microcontrollers Newsletter is the place for the latest news involving Python on hardware (microcontrollers AND single board computers like Raspberry Pi). This ad-free, spam-free weekly email is filled with CircuitPython, MicroPython, and Python information that you may have missed, all in one place! You get a summary of all the software, events, projects, and the latest hardware worldwide once a week, no […]

An estimated 2.4 billion people living in hot climates are expected to lack access to cooling systems by 2030, according to projections by the International Energy Agency (IEA). As prolonged, ...

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At London Tech Week this morning, AMD chair and CEO Dr Lisa Su (pictured) outlined a series of investments worth £2bn designed to accelerate the UK’s AI ecosystem and support ...

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At Interop Tokyo 2026, Nidec will introduce a prototype in-rack CDU (coolant distribution unit) with a cooling capacity of up to 300kW. The CDU is designed to manage the thermal ...

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The Prime Minister’s speech to London Tech Week this morning showed an appreciation of British brain power. Sir Keir Starmer said that the UK gets half of all the tech ...

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At Embedded World 2026 we caught up with AMD’s Senior Director of Embedded Product Marketing, Amey Deosthali, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. He talks about how ...

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