Explore Infineon’s OktoberTech takeaways on edge AI, SDVs, GaN power, and the shift toward 800 V DC data centers.

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Samsung reported third-quarter operating profit of $80 billion, but rising component prices caused an operating loss in mobile.

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Join this webinar to explore how Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link (GMSL) technology helps enable the next generation of autonomous agricultural equipment.

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Programmable mixed-signal devices can replace sprawling RC networks and firmware-dependent control with compact, deterministic, and adaptable multi-rail sequencing. 

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With humanoid robot designs still evolving and volumes low, STMicroelectronics is watching how the market develops before deciding what to build.

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You’ve no doubt heard the saying, “If something is worth doing, it’s worth doing well.” But there’s actually a counter-perspective to this particular philosophy that says it’s also worth doing …read more

When working on an electronic project it’s likely you will find yourself working with a variety of different instruments, be they logic analysers, oscilloscopes, or whatever. These can take up …read more

Some MiSTer users put a small secondary “marquee” display on the FPGA board that can show information about the system such as the currently loaded core and what game it …read more

Although most archaeological finds from ancient civilizations aren’t quite as exciting as what you might expect from the movies, occasionally you come across something that’s truly special. The Lycurgus Cup …read more

We’re living at an interesting time here in 2026, when microcontrollers are becoming powerful enough to surpass the capabilities of “real” computers from a time when those real computers were …read more

ms520 shares: A desk-side modular system built around a universal clamp (0-40mm range, 33mm depth, 4mm-pitch threads, anti-slip grooves). Core parts: headphone hanger (50mm shaft), phone holder, cup holder (80mm ID), 5mm Skadis section, cable organizer (3 cables), pen holder (50×50×80mm), two-stage hook, tray (62×67mm). ‘New Parts’ add-ons: Skadis adapter, storage box, trash bin, solder […]

Shared by Bat3DPrint on Maker World: Add a touch of magic to your Christmas tree with this 3D-printed bauble. Its unique design incorporates a rotating inner ring, embellished with three delicate snowflakes at the apex and an elegant deer at the base. A festive and original adornment, perfect for enhancing your holiday celebrations! Download the […]

klworx shares: A decorative pumpkin with ribbed texture for a cozy handmade look. Each stem is printed separately for color contrast; mix sizes and colors. No carving needed. Three sizes: Small (~59 min, 2 plates), Medium (~1.8h, 2 plates), Large (~2.5h, 2 plates). Designer’s profiles include height range modifiers that print the top of the […]

A face mask is one of the fastest ways to put together an instant Halloween costume! MakingThingsCLT shared this quick 3D print on Printables! I drew this skull mask by manually meshing the polygons in Fusion 360 over a human skull scan from the NIH 3D print database. Thickening the surface didn’t work well in […]

Ramazan Eren Arslan turned a Deutsche Bundespost FeTAp 791 rotary telephone into a voice assistant, with the build documented on Hackster.io. Lift the handset and talk, and Google Gemini answers through the original earpiece. A Raspberry Pi 3B sits inside the phone where the original PCB used to be. The hook switch wires to GPIO […]

 BEAMA has launched a new group for UK companies delivering power grid infrastructure, including those working in civil engineering, construction, design, specification and wider services. The Electricity Networks Infrastructure (ENI) […]

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Intel’s Q3  revenue was $16.5 billion, up 21% YoY. Q4 revenue was forecast at $15 billion to $16 billion; “Our Q3 results demonstrate improving execution, meaningful progress expanding supply and […]

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Nordic Semiconductor, the low-power wireless connectivity specialist. Has demo-ed  the upcoming Bluetooth® High Data Throughput (HDT) feature in silicon through its video demonstration. With support for longer packets, Bluetooth HDT […]

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Pickering Interfaces of Clacton-on-sea, provider of modular signal switching and simulation solutions for electronic test and verification, has introduced the Pickering Remote Gateway. The new gRPC-based software enables engineers to […]

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CELUS today launched an agentic workflow for its Design Assistant. The workflow helps hardware engineers plan the architecture and component work at the start of an electronics design, before schematic capture, […]

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