Don’t let the bodies pile up

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Explore how Infineon's TMR-based XENSIV™ sensors deliver high-sensitivity, low-noise magnetic sensing for position, current, and overcurrent protection.

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Chip technology dives deeper into the Z-axis, pushing metrology to innovate or risk becoming a bottleneck.

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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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Even if you’re not normally interested in what’s happening in low Earth orbit, you probably heard that last week NASA ordered its personnel aboard the International Space Station to button …read more

One of the most exciting challenges available to any software developer is that of writing brilliantly working code that’s so obtuse, so indecipherable, and opaque, that even its own author …read more

Quick question: how did you learn to code? It probably wasn’t bribing someone a year or two ahead of you in CS to finish all your homework, but that’s exactly …read more

In that awkward transition phase between electromechanical accounting systems used in the 1940s and the introduction of fully digital computers we find systems such as the IBM 604 Electronic Calculator, …read more

One of the fun aspects of astrophysics is that much of it involves phenomena which you cannot exactly study from up close, with the supermassive black hole (SMBH) at the …read more

André Coelho looked to rehabilitate a NEC PC Engine LT, the 1991 laptop-format PC Engine with a built-in colour LCD. This one needed a full recap, a new voltage regulator, and an off-the-shelf voltage inverter module to replace the T500 LCD bias transformer, killed by the electrolyte. Check out the detailed steps with pictures in […]

The AUDIODiWHY blog checks out Falstad, which simulates basic electronics building blocks using only transistors, caps, inductors, resistors, and diodes. No integrated circuits. I discovered that my ability to conjure anything without IC’s–like, how to make a comparator without using an opamp–sucked. I tried many simulators–Kicad, Everycircuit, others, and keep coming back to my local installation […]

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The MCL8080+ is an Intel 8080 emulator written in C which runs on the ATTiny85 microcontroller. Instead of the 40-pin package that Intel used the MCL8080+ local bus is implemented with a SPI serial bus with a number of optimizations! The complete 8080 emulation and local bus are implemented in the ATTiny85 microcontroller and all […]

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41 countries broke or tied their all-time national heat records, between 2022 and 2025. Japan saw its hottest day on record last August, reaching 41.8°C/107.2°F in Isesaki, in the Gunma ...

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As global AI deployment accelerates, the Swiss approach can offer a clear blueprint for how the industry can develop chips and implement AI at scale, writes Alain-Serge Porret. As AI ...

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The SpaceX IPO on Friday is already 2x oversubscribed, reports Reuter’s, with $150 billion offered for shares costing $75 billion in an enterprise valued at $1.8 trillion.. It is seen ...

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Atomera, a materials and technology licensing company, has come up with a new approach to GaN-on-Si that addresses parasitic channel losses that reduce efficiency, especially at high frequencies. Atomera claims ...

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In Q2 Marvell begins sampling 102.4 Tbps switch 3nm silicon. The Teralynx T100 was architected to deliver the lowest power consumption and lowest latency at this bandwidth. With switching and ...

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