The LID World Summit 2026 showed why AI progress now depends on system-level advances in memory, packaging, photonics, and power.

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The technology works. The organization has to catch up.

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GPS spoofing is a sitting duck; Dirac’s quantum sensors aim to navigate air, sea, and tunnels without satellites.

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Learn how comprehensive hardware-assisted verification helps AI SoC teams accelerate RTL, software development and system validation. 

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The aerospace and defense sector is facing a confluence of geopolitical instability, rapid technological advances, evolving security requirements, and complex global supply chains.

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Governments like to do things which at least sound open and honest. It makes them look like Thoroughly Good Eggs, when maybe the truth might be a little murkier. They …read more

For as capable as smartphone hardware is, the software running on them can be especially restrictive and cumbersome. Unlike a single-board computer with GPIO running a standard Linux operating system …read more

The formula for a Raspberry Pi camera is by now a straightforward one: take a Pi and camera module, add a display, buttons, and battery, and you’re done. This doesn’t …read more

You’ve seen fiber-reinforced-plastic before, no doubt, but perhaps never quite like in this video by [Whitburn Studio]: it’s still got the usual resin, but instead of glass or carbon fibers, …read more

A recent addition to mountain bikes is the dropper seat post. This invention is in the vein of office swivel chairs, allowing the seat height to be adjusted with a …read more

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ProvenMetal claim is they makes printed circuit boards (PCB) fast. Speed is our middle name. You ship hardware on a clock. 4 weeks ain’t cuttin it. We do it better. Boards back in as few as five days, or slower and cheaper when the schedule allows. You pick. Fast, and we can prove it. We […]

ChipTycoon is a working chip factory laid out as a theme park, created by Laurentiu Raducu. A cart carries one silicon wafer along the roads and stops at each of the twenty buildings that turn ordinary sand into a computer chip. The cargo on the cart is the wafer itself, and it visibly changes at […]

Build a fun and playful 3D printed MP3 player with CircuitPython and an RP2040 PropMaker Feather! It’s a boombox for young makers, but with a twist: use a color sensor to detect a LEGO DUPLO brick and play a song, sound effect, or audio clip. Each colored brick plays a different audio file. You can […]

Two years ago, Dominic Szablewski was Porting his JavaScript Game Engine to C for No Reason. He have since found a reason: making a new N64 game. The result is Xibalba 64 – a Wolfenstein 3D-like FPS. Modretro agreed to publish the game as a physical launch title for their M64 (a modern N64 clone), […]

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Waymo, the Alphabet driverless car unit, appears to be extending its lead in deploying the technology. Waymo has nearly 4,000 driverless cars on the road –  up from about 700 […]

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On August 1st NEC opened a new department  called the “Corporate AI & Workforce Division” staffed solely by AI agents. The humanless department has 17 employees each with  their own […]

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Memory will account for 34% of the BoM for an iPhone18, estimates TrendForce, compared to only 10% for last year’s iPhone 17. In H127 it will account for 42% of […]

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Anglia Components has signed a pan-European franchise agreement with Silanna, makers of laser driver products and configurable ADCs that are pin-for-pin compatible with industry standard parts from major  analogue IC […]

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