University of Saskatchewan will leverage quantum computing for health, defense, energy, and agriculture research.

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This paper explores how configurable and intelligent I/O technologies are transforming industrial control systems by enabling greater flexibility, improved thermal performance, and higher system uptime. Traditional fixed-function I/O architectures, while effective in stable environments, create inefficiencies through SKU proliferation, underutilized channels, and limited adaptability to late-stage design changes. Configurable I/O addresses these challenges by allowing […]

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Delos Data wants to enable practical scale-up domains of 1000+ GPUs in flexible topology designs.

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We now know what China’s been working on to counter U.S. sanctions on EUV technology.

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The most important takeaway everyone missed at the 2026 Google I/O Conference.

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One simple screening tool for cognitive impairment is the clock-drawing test (CDT): the patient is provided with a printed circle and asked to draw a clock face with the hands …read more

It seems fair to say that Dyson sits at the intersection of impressive engineering and borderline ridiculous products. The Dyson Airblade 9KJ hand dryer that [ElectrArc240] recently took to bits …read more

Although it can be hard to tell from looking at the often placid waters of the Earth’s oceans, their currents carry immense amounts of water around the globe on a …read more

Back in the 80s, buying a home computer could easily mean an inflation-adjusted cost of thousands of dollars (or your equivalent currency unit of choice), and all for an 8-bit …read more

Among so many other technological advances, the Cold War saw the advent of the ballistic missile submarine. The concept was simple—pack enough nuclear warheads to destroy a small civilization into …read more

krauseler on GitHub has developed the Muxcard, a fully working computer that is literally the size of a credit card. I’ve always been interested in extreme space constraints — but this one pushed it to another level. Products like AirTag-style card trackers and similar devices that claim to be “credit-card sized” are usually still far […]

Researchers have developed a wearable patch to monitor high-risk pregnancies. It connects to a computer that interprets ultrasound data. Sheng Xu via Stanford University Researchers at Stanford Medicine, the University of California San Diego and Oxford University developed a wearable ultrasound patch to monitor high-risk pregnancies. Stanford University shares the details of their research and […]

PCMFlow is a lightweight audio decode and PCM flow library for Arduino. As is, voice audio had too high a bitrate for use in applications like ESP-NOW mesh networking. The G.722 wideband (HD voice) codec add-on for PCMFlow is aimed at real-time two-way voice over packet radio / network — VoIP, ESP-NOW transceivers, WebSocket / UDP voice links. […]

Severin Schols of MakerVan Labs has created the open-source hardware OSHW Coloring Zine, a booklet with pictures and descriptions of various open source hardware projects. It’s perfect to colored in. The projects are: Arduino Uno (Rev3) Novena OpenROV EggBot Makerbot Cupcake Safecast bGeigie Nano Precious Plastic Injection Machine TV-B-Gone You can view the book as […]

LUNA is a toolkit by Great Scott Gadgets for working with USB using FPGA technology, providing gateware and software to enable USB applications. Some things you can use LUNA for, currently: Protocol analysis for Low-, Full-, or High- speed USB. LUNA provides gateware that allow passive USB monitoring when combined with Cynthion and Packetry. Creating your own Low-, Full-, […]

SECO it taking pre-orders for its Modular Vision 10.1 MX95, an industrial HMI platform it unveiled at embedded world 2026. Featuring real-time control, and on-device AI acceleration, the interface is ...

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Henkel is expanding its line of Technomelt low pressure molding materials with Technomelt PA 6370. Aiming to ensure rugged moisture, heat, corrosion, and environmental resistance, it is suited for low-voltage ...

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Nexperia is to manufacture power MOSFETs at Polar Semiconductor, the US foundry. Polar , runs a  fab in Minnesota, originally built in 1969, which has extensive experience in power processes. ...

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The reception for Ferrari’s first EV has been somewhat jocular because of its resemblance to a Nissan Leaf.   One costs £545k the other costs £32k People pointed out it ...

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Keysight Technologies is extending extends its PCIe 7.0 portfolio with a PCIe 7.0 Receiver (RX) Test application, N5991PB7A, for end-to-end transmitter and receiver validation. The goal is to enable faster, ...

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