Europe’s semiconductor future will hinge on aligning geopolitics and industrial strengths into a coherent, long-term strategy.

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UALink spec 2.0 launches with in-network compute, chiplet support, and smarter management.

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Agentic AI shifts RTL verification from tool automation to workflow intelligence, reducing coordination overhead while keeping engineers in control.

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As its products grew more complex, Nexus ACS needed software to manage multi-level bills of materials and eliminate stockouts and excess inventory.

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Manufacturing continued to expand in April despite supply chain issues and higher prices.

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When [Joel] and his partner got married, they had a goal to create a home with a healthy relationship to technology, which largely means avoiding smartphone use. Smartphones aren’t without …read more

[TheHyperFix] had a problem. He’d spied a brilliant camera slider, but didn’t want to lay out big money to acquire it. The natural solution? Build one! Only, life is seldom …read more

Once you peel back the hype and mysticism, large language models (LLMs) are a fascinating application of statistical models, effectively what you get when you dial a basic auto-complete model …read more

The Iranian Shahed-136’s basic design has seen many changes and additions since Russia began using them, with some featuring interesting payloads such as cameras in a gimbal, making these drones …read more

When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. What if life gives you a pile of old e-book readers? Well, when [spiritplumber] got box of old Nook Simple Touch devices, …read more

WhatCable is a small macOS menu bar app by Darryl Morley that tells you, in plain English, what each USB-C cable plugged into your Mac can actually do, and why your Mac might be charging slowly. USB-C hides a lot under one connector. Anything from a USB 2.0 charge-only cable to a 240W / 40 […]

Moonmarch on the Raspberry Pi Forums posts: I haven’t played Half-Life in a long time, possibly since the last time I wrote the original Xash3D build guide back in June 2020, because I was having problems running the source port every time I compiled the software. The game menu did not show up, then I decided to test Xash3D recently, I […]

PQCMicro is Pratul Deshpande‘s post-quantum cryptography toolkit for microcontrollers. PQCMicro is an advanced, production-ready C++ library that brings the latest NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography standards to highly constrained embedded devices (ESP32, STM32, Arduino). Ported from the robust PQClean project, this library abstracts away the extreme memory requirements of lattice-based cryptography, allowing you to establish quantum-safe key exchanges and digital […]

I12BP8 on GitHub posts TagTinker V2.1, an infrared ESL research toolkit for Flipper Zero devices. TagTinker is a Flipper Zero app for exploring infrared electronic shelf-label (ESL) protocols. It allows you to transmit custom images and text to supported graphics tags. A companion web image preparer runs entirely in the browser and lets you drop, dither and […]

Cameron Kaiser on Old Vintage Computing Research writes about testing MacOS on the Apple Network Server 2.0 ROMs. It’s time for another save point in the continuing saga of the various ROMs for the Apple Network Server, Apple’s first through-and-through Unix server (previously, previously). The Apple Network Server was only ever officially able to boot AIX, IBM’s […]

ST says orbiting datacentres could be operating in three years time. “My wild guess as to when we could start to see, a relevant amount of orbital data centres in ...

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SoftBank has appointed Arm CEO Rene Haas (pictured) to head up its international operations as  CEO of SoftBank Group International (SBGI), which handles the group’s overseas subsidiaries. Haas will continue ...

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Cerebras, the waferscale AI chip developer, has priced its upcoming IPO at $115-125. It is putting up 28 million shares for sale so is looking to raise up to $3.5 ...

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SoftBank is hooking up with Cosmos Lab of Korea to produce zinc-halogen batteries for datacentres, reports the Nikkei. The attraction of zinc-halogen batteries is that they can be made with ...

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Q1 semiconductor sales of  $298.5 billion were 25% up QoQ, says the SIA. March sales of $99.5 billion were up 79.2% on the March 2025 total of $55.5  billion and ...

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