AI is transforming data centers into infrastructure platforms where power, cooling, and semiconductors determine scalability.

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The EU Cyber Resilience Act affects more embedded products than manufacturers may expect, with implications for connectivity, resale, and long-term security support.

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At SEMICON India 2026, IBM's Rahul Rao details India's role in quantum scaling, Qiskit education, and AI accelerators.

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U.S.-Europe collaboration is critical for global quantum leadership, combining capital and talent to scale against rising competition.

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Calterah brings UWB keyless anchors into synchronized networks, delivering enhanced vehicle safety without adding expensive hardware.

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Even if almost tragically impractical in a world where digital calculators are cheap as chips, mechanical calculators and their big mechanical computer brethren remain an absolute marvel of engineering. Using …read more

In the era before PCB shops would make almost any PCB imaginable, as well making many other manufacturing processes for prototypes available to hobbyists, there were several ways of making …read more

A mechanical TV — the kind that makes an image with a Nipkow disk and a single lamp with some help from persistence of vision — is easy enough to …read more

You might think that if you dug some tunnels down into the ground where you could be out of the sunshine, that you might find them to be relatively cool …read more

How easy is it to build a simple demonstration at home that proves fundamental law of physics, such as Coulomb’s inverse square law, or Maxwell’s equations? This is one of …read more

Turn your bike into a rolling light show with this Persistence of Vision Bike Wheel project from Erin St Blaine. This build uses six high-speed LED strips mounted across three spokes, with a Feather microcontroller running CircuitPython to draw colorful patterns and images as the wheel spins. A magnetic sensor tracks the wheel speed so […]

Henrik Forstén has posted a follow-up on hforsten.com to his homebuilt synthetic aperture radar drone, and it now does interferometric synthetic aperture radar (SAR) with the same cheap hardware. The key addition is RTK GPS: an F9P module with a helical antenna found on AliExpress for 144 EUR, plus a 180 EUR base station. Position […]

Derek Thompson reports new polling on how often Americans have people over. The group Data For Progress replicated the DDB Needham Life Style survey questions that Robert Putnam used in Bowling Alone, and shared the results. The share of Americans who host friends or family at home at least monthly fell from 42 percent in […]

Edgar S built AIR PRO, an air quality monitor styled after a Fallout Pip-Boy, and documented it on Adafruit Playground. It uses a Qualia S3 driving a round display and a Sensirion SEN66 sensor module. The monitor reads CO2, particulates from PM1.0 to PM10, VOC, NOx, temperature and humidity every 2 seconds. It condenses all […]

Ananthu Ashok, writing for Open Source For You, reports on two open source projects running generative AI models directly on bare-metal microcontrollers, with no Linux, no GPU and no external accelerator. The first runs a compact diffusion model on an STM32N6570-DK board, which pairs an Arm Cortex-M55 with an Ethos-U55 neural processing unit. It generates […]

With the UK Semiconductor Catapult formally launching today, Electronics Weekly talked with Caroline O’Brien, CEO of the organisation, at the Microelectronics UK event in London. The catapult, the reincarnation of […]

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The AI industry needs a killer app – or multiple killer apps – says a report from Bain. The AI industry needs to earn $6 trillion in annual revenue by […]

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At Microelectronics UK 2026, the opening keynote was given by Julia Sutcliffe, the UK’s Chief Scientific Adviser in BIST (the Department for Business Innovation, Science and Trade). She said that […]

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Choosing the right device in the miniature pressure sensor market needs careful consideration, writes Andrew Miller. The pressure sensor was once a specialist component, the preserve of industrial instrumentation and […]

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element14, has launched a  smart sustainability design challenge inviting engineers, makers and technology enthusiasts to design and build innovative projects focused on recycling, waste reduction and environmental sustainability. The challenge […]

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