AI can generate low-level code, but code generation is also making it harder to build and maintain the software ecosystems we need.

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From SiC power devices to silicon photonics, Singapore is building the infrastructure and industrial partnerships needed to bring deep-tech research to market.

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Build scalable physical AI by balancing compute, power, safety, and cost—see why system architecture outperforms raw model size.

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Choose timing with confidence: compare crystals, oscillators, RTCs, MEMS, and atomic references for reliable designs—download the guide.

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Following the unveiling of its EPIC Center, Applied Materials revealed strong financial projections. We look at how it all ties together and feature a new video interview with CEO Gary Dickerson.

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When most radio enthusiasts start trying to pick up signals from satellites, they might put together a quick-and-dirty Yagi antenna and try to catch a repeater as is passes overhead, …read more

One could make a joke about how an astronaut walking on the lunar surface is rather akin to a cat walking on the carpet in the living room, but out …read more

Coral bleaching is a major problem for ocean ecosystems as the ocean gets warmer. Researchers at Stanford have found a new method for regenerating bleached corals. Scientists working on coral …read more

Joining the ranks of fresh backported Nintendo games is Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA), courtesy of [Tobias Friedly], AKA [Tobi]. In a recent video he announces …read more

If you are one of those people who visualize things physically better than in the abstract, then Regex Marble Run by [bottomless] might be for you. You enter a test …read more

Nia Obrien (Grade 8), The Speed of Life (detail), 2026. Digital photograph. Lower Manhattan Community Middle School, Manhattan. Teacher: Jessica Sinclair via The Metropolitan Museum of Art Artists from prekindergarten through grade 12 created collages, drawings, mixed-media pieces, paintings, photographs, prints, sculptures and more for this year’s P. S. Art. The selected pieces are on […]

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Explore the interactive map to find events big and small close to you This is the fifth year the NYC DOT compiled the Trick-or-Streets list. These are streets, plazas, and other corridors that are shutting out cars and creating pedestrian friendly Halloween activities. Checkout the map and links to plot your macabre merrymaking. From now […]

This guide will show you how to send button press data to Adafruit IO from the HUZZAH ESP8266, then use that data to change the color of an LED connected to a second HUZZAH ESP8266. If you haven’t worked your way through the Adafruit IO feed and dashboard basics guides, you should do that before continuing […]

I feel constantly overwhelmed and inundated by both our ever-growing stock of digital photos and the need to pay multiple companies to store said photos. This clever and handy project from maker Alonso Vidales proposes a DIY solution to that very issue: Google Photos and iCloud are convenient, but they keep a family’s photos on […]

Innodisk is expanding its DDR5 portfolio with 8000 RDIMM for compute-intensive applications, such as edge AI and enterprise servers. As the name indicates, the modules deliver data transfer speeds of […]

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Foreign buying of US shares has increased sharply in the last four years, according to the IMF. The figures published in the IMF Global Financial Stability Report this October are […]

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The UK Space Agency (UKSA) is making another grant call under its Unlocking Space for Business (USB) programme, with funding of up to £2 million available to UK-based companies. It […]

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When voltage is applied, the beam touches the substrate. The MEMS switch turns on MEMS switches are gaining popularity in AI-driven optical networks, datacentres and other areas, and are considered […]

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