Kiloampere busbars, 2,000 V solar platforms, hollow-shaft robot joints and nanoamp standby budgets are pulling magnetic sensing in directions no single sensing principle can follow. Ask a traction inverter designer, a robotics engineer and someone building a battery-powered water meter what they need from a magnetic sensor, and you will get three answers with very […]

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Quantum investors weigh technical progress against customer demand, commercial timing, and the ability to build lasting value.

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This event session is presented by Olivia Wu, Distinguished Engineer at Meta AI model architectures are evolving faster than traditional chip development cycles, and at Meta’s scale—serving billions of users across ranking & recommendation and generative AI workloads—this mismatch is untenable. Meta’s Infra Silicon team has responded with a six-month SoC tape-out cadence, delivering four […]

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The land grab for silicon photonics aims to beat the power wall associated with copper interconnects. We also interviewed Salience Labs about its $125 million funding for optical circuit switching.

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ABLIC’s Satoshi Hanazawa discusses its low-power analog semiconductor strategy, target markets, product innovation and development approach.

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Around these parts, finger joints (or box joints) are usually the product of laser cutting. [bluesyann] shows us a method of using a stationary jigsaw, a custom blade, and 3D-printed …read more

Flash is obsolete and the IBM 5150 is obsolete. Therefore, by the transitive property of algebra, you should be able to run flash games on IBM’s original PC, right? Okay, …read more

Back in the day, if one wanted a particular guitar effect one would purchase an effects pedal or “stomp box”, and even a modest collection of them could be an …read more

Many of us will have followed the early history of electronic computing, from the urgent necessities of war, to universities, and then on into the wider world. Most of the …read more

Laser harps aren’t quite a right of passage, in that not everyone builds them, but it’s likely everyone at least contemplates building one at one time or another. We’re lucky …read more

SabreDesign shares: Christmas nutcracker decoration. VERIFY DIRECTLY — this page could not be read during curation. Confirm the model page is accessible and that content matches a classic nutcracker decoration before scheduling. If unavailable, swap for an alt Christmas-figure pick. Nutcrackers are a traditional Christmas category that hasn’t been represented yet across the Oct 22, […]

flexyLion shares: A fully articulated Santa Gnome with movable hands + feet — perfect for holiday decorations or as a fun toy. 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill. Two print profiles: 10.4h (full) or 43 min (fast version), each on 1 plate. 5.0★ ratings. Christmas-articulated-figure crossover — pairs with the Flexi Penguin (6AM) for a […]

shares: A spool holder for paper towels with embedded magnets — mounts to any metal surface in any orientation. For workshops, kitchens, and garages. 6 embedded magnets for grip, holds up under heavy use. Suggested magnets: 60×10×3mm (from Amazon, not included). 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, ~2.5h, 1 plate. The quintessential kitchen quality-of-life pick […]

ZZ_Steve_O shares: Christmas snowflake ornaments 6-pack. VERIFY DIRECTLY — MakerWorld had intermittent fetch failures during curation and this page could not be read to extract designer name/description. Confirm the model page is accessible and the content matches before scheduling. If it fails to load for the curator too, swap for a Snowflake Ornament Minimalist (ID […]

FulcrumStudio shares: A printable turkey-shaped wall clock that also tells time — feathers can be swapped (including for real feathers or leaves) so the look changes with the season. Clock mechanism required (not specified on the page — assembly guide PDF linked; verify hardware directly). ‘Electronics’ tag indicates typical quartz clock movement. Khaki filament for […]

Automotive vehicle-to-everything is the bridge between today’s traffic challenges and tomorrow’s seamless mobility, writes Payam Pajoohi. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) alone could cut crashes […]

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Some people call it RAMageddon, which may be a bit extreme, but there's no doubting the tech backwash in terms of memory supply. As well as drinking the water, the AI hyperscalers are distorting the market for consumer memory...

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MP Space has raised $16 million in seed funding to develop its spacecraft power technology – generating, storing and managing power for satellites. The round was led by Blackbird VC, […]

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RS Group has announced strong results for H1 2026 with outperformance in all regions. “We have had a good start to 2026/27,” says RS CEO Simon Pryce. “Manufacturing sentiment remained […]

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Yangtze Memory (YMTC) has put its Shanghai IPO on hold, reports Reuters. The company intended to raise $4.9bn. In a note to employees YMTC says the IPO was pulled due […]

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